Built well.Looked after.

What you get

• WordPress or hand-coded, whichever the project calls for — decided by what you will need to change yourself, not by what is faster for me.
• Foundational SEO included in every build: real page titles, headings and descriptions, sitemap and Search Console verified — not a plugin left on defaults.
• Yours to edit, and shown how — a walkthrough recording of your own site, kept for whoever joins later.
• Migrations without losing ground: redirects mapped page by page so the rankings you already have survive the move.

How it runs

1. A written scope and a flat quote before anything starts.
2. Half to reserve the schedule, the balance at launch.
3. Two rounds of revisions at each stage.
4. A typical build runs four to six weeks.

What you get

• A review first, credited in full toward the work — you get the findings in writing even if you stop there.
• DNS, SSL and Cloudflare configured, with certificate expiry watched instead of remembered.
• Email that reaches inboxes: SPF, DKIM and DMARC set so your invoices stop landing in spam and nobody can send mail as you.
• Old logins and stale access closed — the former employee, the former agency, the plugin nobody uses.

What you receive

A plain-language report: what is exposed, what it would cost you if it were used, what I fixed, and what is left for you to decide. No scores out of a hundred.

What you get

• A paid review first, credited toward the build — I map the steps you actually do before proposing to replace any of them.
• Forms, data, documents and follow-up connected, so one entry stops being typed into four places.
• AI-assisted tools with approval built in: it drafts, a person sends.
• Kept human-controlled where it matters — anything touching money, medical detail or a client relationship waits for you.

Every month

• Updates kept current, and backups actually tested — restored somewhere safe, not just listed as green in a dashboard.
• Uptime and certificates watched daily. If it goes down at 2 a.m., I find out before your customers do.
• Change time included every month — new hours, a staff photo, a price, a page. Three plans, from 30 minutes to 3 hours.
• No contract term; cancel and the site stays yours, in your accounts.

What you get

• Logos and brand identity, delivered in the formats a printer and a sign shop will actually accept.
• Brochures, cards and social templates you can refill yourself.
• Photography — food, product, events — shot in a repeatable setup, so next season's additions match this season's.
• Print-ready files, not screenshots.

Why it sits next to the technical work

A graphic design degree and years of photography and print came first. The site and the brochure come out of the same decisions instead of two vendors guessing at each other.