Tell me about it
Your business name, what you do, and your photos. Phone photos are completely fine — I'd rather have your real kitchen than a stock one.
Built from scratch — no page builders, no templates. You send your own photos, I write the code, and the site is online within two days of you saying go.
Every one of these is a live, working site — open them, scroll them, fill in the forms.
View live site →A diner, a caravan park and a guest house on one premises in Kleinzee — so it needed five pages, not one. Full menu, an events page they update themselves, and accommodation. Shared stylesheet across every page.
View live site →A Karoo restaurant with a five-course set menu. Full-bleed photography, reservation form, and a menu that reads like the real thing.
View live site →Emergency call-out banner, published price list and a quote form. Built to answer the question every customer actually has: what will this cost me?
View live site →A Namaqualand farm guesthouse. Room cards with live rates, an enquiry form, and enough landscape to make somebody book the drive.
View live site →Invitation and RSVP in one page — live countdown, guest numbers, song requests, and replies that come straight to the couple.
Nothing in that category yet — but it's the next one I'd like to build.
No meetings, no briefs to fill in, no agency runaround. Everything happens over message or email.
Your business name, what you do, and your photos. Phone photos are completely fine — I'd rather have your real kitchen than a stock one.
Written from scratch, not assembled from a template. Copy, layout, mobile — the whole thing. You get a link to look at before anyone else does.
Within 48 hours. Two rounds of changes included, and hosting sorted for the first year so there's nothing else to arrange.
The number you see is the number you pay. Nobody sends a quote three days later with extras on it.
Something bigger — a booking system, a shop, a web app? Ask. That's my day job.
I answer every message, usually within the hour during the day.