What you can hire me for.

Four kinds of work, done by one person. Pick the one that sounds like what you need. If none does, tell me the problem and I’ll work out the rest.

Websites & online experiences

Out front

A website that says clearly what you do, works properly on a phone, and looks like nobody else’s.

You might say

  • “I need a website for my business.”
  • “My site is old and I can’t update it.”
  • “I want to take orders or sell online.”
  • “I need a page for a launch or an event.”

What you get

  • Business websites and landing pages
  • Redesigns of a site you already have
  • Online shops and order forms, where they fit
  • Interactive pieces, like the one you’re looking at
  • Set up so you can change the everyday things yourself

You see a site people remember. I handle the design, the structure of the words, the code, the hosting setup and the search basics.

Business systems & automation

Behind the scenes

Tools that take the copying, the chasing and the double-checking out of your day.

You might say

  • “My inventory is a mess.”
  • “We enter the same information over and over.”
  • “Orders arrive on WhatsApp and somebody has to copy everything.”
  • “I need customers to book online.”
  • “I have two systems that don’t talk to each other.”

What you get

  • A tool shaped around how you already work, usable on a phone
  • Bookings, orders, stock, records or requests kept in one place
  • The tools you already use connected, so information moves by itself
  • Routine steps that run without anyone having to remember
  • AI only where it clearly helps, with a person checking what matters

You see a simple screen. I handle deciding whether it takes an app, an automation, two tools connected, or something else entirely.

Under the hood, as the job needs: web apps, databases, integrations and APIs, automation, AI.

Graphic design

Out front

Graphics that get noticed and still look like you.

You might say

  • “I need a poster for an event.”
  • “I need flyers printed by next week.”
  • “Our social posts all look different.”
  • “I need a logo and something to put it on.”

What you get

  • Posters and flyers, ready for the printer
  • Social media graphics in the right sizes
  • Campaign sets that match across print and screen
  • Logos and simple brand kits: colours, type and how to use them
  • The files, so you can keep and reuse them

You see one clear message. I handle the layout, the type, the sizes and the print-ready files.

Video & motion

Out front

Short videos and motion that explain what you do in the time people will actually give you.

You might say

  • “I need a video to advertise my business.”
  • “I want something to post for a launch.”
  • “Can you animate our logo?”
  • “I need something for the screen in my shop.”

What you get

  • Promotional videos and adverts
  • Product and service videos
  • Motion graphics and animated titles
  • Versions sized for phones, feeds and screens
  • Captions, so it still works with the sound off

You see a finished video. I handle the idea, the edit, the motion and a version for each place it will play.

How much does it cost? Ask, and you’ll get a real number.

There is no price list, because a poster and a booking system are not the same size of job, and neither are two websites.

Instead: you tell me what you need, I ask the few questions that matter, and you get a written quote with what’s included, what it costs and how long it will take. The quote is free. Nothing starts, and nothing is owed, until you say yes. Payment is usually a deposit to begin and the balance on delivery, and that is agreed in the quote too.

Get a quote

Questions people ask first

How much does it cost?

It depends on the job, so there is no price list. Tell me what you need and I’ll send a written quote: what’s included, what it costs and how long it will take. Asking for a quote is free and commits you to nothing.

Do I need to know exactly what I need?

No. “My inventory is a mess” or “I need more people to find us” is enough to start. Working out whether that means a website, a system, a design or something else is my job.

How does payment work?

It is agreed in the quote before anything starts. Usually that is a deposit to begin and the balance on delivery; larger projects can be split into stages. You get an invoice for each payment, with how to pay written on it.

All questions

How it works

  1. Ask

    Tell me what you need, or what’s going wrong. Plain words are fine.

  2. Quote

    I reply with what I’d make, what it costs and how long it takes. In writing, and free.

  3. Make

    Once you say yes, I get to work. You see it taking shape and steer it as it goes.

  4. Hand over

    Finished, explained and yours, with a walkthrough of how it all works.

  • Plain language

    Quotes, updates and handover notes you can read without a technical background.

  • Made for phones first

    Most people will meet your work on a small screen, so that is where it is designed and checked first.

  • Usable by everyone

    Readable contrast, captions, keyboard access and a calm version for people who prefer less motion.

  • Yours to keep

    You get what was made and an explanation of how it works. No lock-in to me.

Not sure which one? Tell me the problem.

“This part of running my business is slow.” “We keep losing track of this.” “I wish customers could do this online.” That is a complete brief. Turning it into the right piece of work is my job.

Want a price? Ask.

Tell me what you need, or just what’s going wrong. A quote is free, it comes in writing, and nothing starts until you say yes.