Website Build.
Website design and build around what your business actually needs to do — from the first call to launch day.
What this is
Most websites underperform for unglamorous reasons: they load slowly, they never quite say what the business does, and nobody can update them without calling a developer. A build with me is aimed at those three things first.
We start with a call about your business, not your website. You get a written scope with a fixed price before any work begins, a design you approve before a single page is built, and a walkthrough at the end so you can run the site yourself.
The platform is chosen to fit the project — WordPress where your team needs a CMS they can actually use, Webflow where the design leads. Either way it is built for you, not a template with your logo dropped into it.
Three sizes
- Starter — from $2,500. Three to five pages. Right for a new business or a first proper site.
- Business — from $4,500. Six to ten pages, a CMS you can edit, and the on-page SEO groundwork. The most common choice.
- Custom or e-commerce — from $8,000. Larger builds, online stores, integrations, migrations from an existing site.
Not sure which one fits? That is what the discovery call is for, and it costs you nothing.
The technical detail
For anyone who wants the full list: discovery call and written requirements, sitemap and wireframes, Figma design with two revision rounds, responsive build, CMS setup, on-page SEO (titles, meta descriptions, alt text, schema and an XML sitemap), a Core Web Vitals pass, forms with spam protection, Google Analytics 4 and Search Console, accessibility basics, cross-browser testing, DNS and hosting setup, and a handover walkthrough video you keep.
What is included
- A design you approve before anything gets built
- Built on WordPress or Webflow, whichever suits you better
- Looks right on phones, tablets and desktops
- You can change the words and pictures yourself
- Set up so Google can find you
- Launched for you, with 30 days of help afterwards
Tell me what you are trying to build and what is getting in the way. I will come back with an honest view of whether I am the right person for it.