Brochure sites start from £899, e-commerce from £2,999. Everything is fixed price. You get a written quote before any work starts, and there are no hourly bills or surprise extras. The services page has the full tiered breakdown.

A typical small business site takes 3 to 5 weeks once we agree the brief. E-commerce and larger projects take 6 to 10 weeks. I work in stages and share progress along the way, so you are not waiting in the dark for six weeks while I disappear.

Yes. The code, the design, the domain, and the content are all yours. If you ever want to move to a different developer or self-host, I will hand everything over with no fuss. No vendor lock-in.

It depends what you want to update. Most clients prefer to send me changes and have them done properly. For sites where day-to-day editing matters (blog, news, products), I build a content editor so you can make changes without touching code.

Both. Astro is faster and more secure for most small business sites, so it is my default. WordPress makes sense when you need a CMS your team will update daily, or when you have existing WordPress assets worth keeping. I will recommend the right platform for your situation, not the one I want to sell.

Yes. Management plans start from a few pounds a month and cover hosting, security, backups, updates, and small content changes. Most clients stay on a plan after launch. Plans are listed on the services page.

Builders are fine if you just need a placeholder. The trade-off is that everything looks like a builder, performance is mediocre, SEO is generic, and you are stuck with their templates and limits. A bespoke site is designed around your business, ranks better in Google, and reflects you, not a template marketplace.