
Online shops
WooCommerce shops with delivery rates, order emails and products you can manage.
Live on: Airpower Pneumatics, The Auld Mill Bakery
I design the site around your business, build it, put it live and look after it every month after. You deal with one person the whole way.
Every site starts from your photos, your colours and the way your customers buy. I design the homepage first so you can see it before you commit.
Most of your visitors arrive on a phone. I design for the phone screen first and check every page on one before launch.
Page titles and descriptions, a sitemap, Search Console and a link from your Google Business Profile, so people searching locally can find you.
Every contact form is tested with a real message before launch, and the enquiries land in your inbox.
Your site runs on WordPress, so you are never locked in. You can change text and photos yourself, or leave it to me.
I update, back up and check every site I look after once a month. You hear from me when something needs your say.
Some businesses need more than pages. These are all running on client sites today.

WooCommerce shops with delivery rates, order emails and products you can manage.
Live on: Airpower Pneumatics, The Auld Mill Bakery

A program on your office PC that reads stock from Sage 50 and updates the website every 15 minutes.
Live on: Airpower Pneumatics

Photo galleries that load fast on a phone, and sliders that show a job before and after.
Live on: Aidan McNamara Crash Repairs, M.S Photography by Marta

A simple form that asks happy customers for a review.
Live on: Junction Café
A website needs updates, backups and someone to call. Every site I build runs on a care plan, so that someone is me.
Hosting, backups, security and updates.
Included with every site
Everything in Essential, plus 30 minutes of edits a month, priority support and a quarterly analytics report.
Everything in Growth, plus an hour of edits a month, SEO tweaks and a monthly analytics report.
I can register and renew your domain for you too. You can change or cancel a care plan with one month’s notice.
You see a real design before you pay anything. Most of the work after that is mine.
You fill in a short form. Within a few days I send you a homepage designed for your business, with your name, your photos and your colours.
We go through it together on the phone, on WhatsApp or across a table, and I change it until it feels like yours. No charge up to this point.
I build the rest of the site, connect your domain, test every form, and set up Google Search Console so Google can find you.
Hosting, backups, security and updates are on me. When you need a change, you text me and it gets done.
Yes. I design your homepage and show it to you. If it isn’t for you, you owe nothing and I won’t chase you.
The mockup takes a few days. The full build depends on how quickly your photos and text come in, so I send you a simple upload link that works from your phone.
It depends on how many pages you need and what the site has to do, such as an online shop or bookings. You get a clear quote after the free mockup, before any work starts, and the mockup costs nothing.
Yes. You can pay in one go, or spread the cost over 12 or 24 months with nothing to pay upfront. When the term ends, the website is paid off and only the care plan continues.
Care Essential covers hosting, backups, security and updates, and every site I build runs on it. Care Growth and Care Pro add monthly edit time, analytics reports and SEO tweaks. You can change or cancel a care plan with one month’s notice.
Yes. Your site runs on WordPress, so you can change text and photos. Most clients text me the change instead, which is what the care plan is for.
Yes. I can redesign it, or take over the hosting and monthly care of a site someone else built. I look after sites I didn’t build already.
Yes. I can build a simple shop or online booking into your site. Airpower Pneumatics and The Auld Mill Bakery both sell online through sites I built.
Send me a few details and I’ll design it for free. If it isn’t for you, that’s the end of it.