Website development
A site on your own domain that loads fast, reads well on a phone and is built so Google can actually index it. Not a template with your logo dropped in.
Most business sites lose customers in the same three places: they take too long to load, they break on mobile, and search engines never see half the content. I build the site as an engineer would — server-rendered, accessible, multilingual where you need it — so the thing you paid for keeps working a year later.
What's included
Design that fits your business
A layout built around what you actually sell and who is buying, not a theme you have to bend your content into.
Built to be indexed
Server-side rendering, clean URL structure, structured data, sitemap and hreflang — the technical groundwork Google needs before ranking is even on the table.
Fast on a real phone
Optimised images, minimal JavaScript, Core Web Vitals in the green — tested on mid-range hardware, not just a fast laptop.
Multilingual if you need it
Two or three languages with correct hreflang and per-language URLs, so each version can rank in its own market.
Content you can edit
Text and images live in a place you can change yourself. Day-to-day updates shouldn't require a developer.
Analytics from day one
You can see where visitors come from and what they do, so decisions about the site are based on numbers rather than opinion.
How we'd work
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Scope, in writing
We agree exactly what gets built and what it costs before any code — no creeping invoice, no surprises.
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Ship in slices
Working software every week, not a big-bang reveal at the end. You see progress and can change course early.
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Pay after launch
You pay once the project is live and you're happy with it. No upfront deposit.
Related work
Questions clients ask
How long does a website take?
A focused business site is usually a couple of weeks from agreed scope to live. Bigger sites with many pages or languages take longer — and you see working pages every week rather than waiting until the end.
Will my site rank on Google?
I build the technical foundation that makes ranking possible — rendering, structure, speed, structured data, sitemaps. Ranking itself also depends on your content and how established your domain is, and I'll be straight with you about that instead of promising positions.
Can I update the text myself?
Yes. Content is separated from code, so changing text or swapping an image doesn't need a deployment or a developer.
Do I own the site?
Completely. Your domain, your hosting account, your code. Nothing is locked to me — you can hand it to another developer whenever you want.
What about after launch?
I stay available for updates, SEO and changes for as long as you need. There's no obligation, and no support contract you're forced into.
Have a project in mind?
Tell me what you're building and where it's stuck. I usually reply within a few hours.