Your website looks fine. That’s not the same as working.
Broken contact forms. Phone numbers nobody can find on a phone. Pages that take eight seconds to appear. I find the things that quietly cost you work, and then I fix them.
Who you would be dealing with
I’m Adam, and I’m the whole studio.
No account manager, no subcontractor, nobody to hand you on to. I spent ten years as a software engineer specialising in quality, and now I build websites for the businesses agencies quote thousands to ignore.
What you get
- It opens straight away, on a phone, on bad signal. No framework means there is nothing to download before your page appears.
- Customers who cannot use a mouse can still buy from you. Nobody emails to say your booking form defeated them. They just go somewhere it does not.
- It gets checked before it goes live, not after. Forms actually filled in, pages used without a mouse, and text blown up four times over for anyone who needs it that way.
- Your live site is never the experiment. Every change goes to a private copy first, at a link only you have. You look at it on your own phone, in your own time, and nothing reaches a customer until you say so. A change you turn out to dislike was never live to begin with.
- It is yours, not rented. Your domain, and plain files any developer can pick up if you ever want somebody else to take over.
- The price does not move. Agreed before anything starts, and it only changes if you ask for something that was not in the scope.
Already have a site?
An audit is the cheapest way to find out whether a rebuild is worth it.
Independent testing from £300, with a plain-English report of what is wrong and what a fix looks like. Accessibility and quality are separate pieces of work at £300 each, or £500 for both together.