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Projects

Mostly unglamorous.
Always working.

New builds, redesigns, and rescues. Every scope below is written down and quoted before anything starts, so you know the number and the finish line on the day you say yes.

Three kinds of project

What yours would be

Most work falls into one of three shapes. Each is quoted as fixed scope before anything starts. Every project ends with a month on the Care plan, included, so nothing is abandoned at launch.

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  • A new site, built from scratch

    3 to 5 weeks

    For a business with no site, or one so old it is not worth saving. Designed around what you actually need customers to do — call, book, or buy — rather than around a template.

    • Structure and copy planning before any design
    • Custom design, not a purchased theme
    • Built to load fast on a phone on cellular data
    • Basic on-page SEO and analytics wired up
    • A walkthrough so you can edit it yourself
  • A redesign of what you have

    2 to 4 weeks

    Your content is mostly right but the site looks its age and does badly on phones. We keep what works, rebuild the front end, and leave your URLs and search rankings intact.

    • Audit of what is currently working and what is not
    • New design applied to your existing content
    • Mobile layout rebuilt properly, not just squeezed
    • Redirects mapped so you keep your search rankings
    • Speed pass before launch
  • A rescue or a migration

    3 to 10 days

    The site is hacked, broken, painfully slow, or trapped with a host or developer you cannot reach. Contained, fixed-scope work with a clear finish line.

    • Malware removal and hardening after a hack
    • Move to better hosting with no downtime
    • Recovering a site from a developer who has gone quiet
    • Speed rescue on a site that takes too long to load
    • A written summary of what was wrong and what changed

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Every project starts with an email.

Tell me what's wrong, or what you want to build. I'll tell you honestly whether it's a small fix, a real project, or something you don't need to spend money on at all.