I build websites for
London businesses

That gets you a custom website with three pages:

Custom means I build it around your business rather than dropping your name into a template somebody else is also using. If you need more than those three pages we can talk about it on the call.

That keeps the site online and looked after. Paying by the year works out to two months free compared with paying monthly.

Photographs make more difference to how a site looks than anything I can do in code, and a stock photo of somebody else's storefront is worse than no photo at all. So the one thing I need from you is pictures of your own work, your own premises, your own people.

If you don't have any, I'll come and take them. Anywhere in London, Ontario or within about 20 km of it.

Before anything gets built we sit down and go through the options — what the site needs to do, what you already have, what the photographs should be of. It's a short conversation and it's the part that decides whether the rest of it is any good, which is why I don't skip it.

I don't have a folder of mockups. I have live sites, running right now, that I designed and built and still keep online — an AI platform, a research tool that searches hundreds of millions of papers, a trigonometry course, a calculator, a produce business, festival infrastructure, and a rodeo that takes real payments. Go and click around any of them.

Why me and not a website builder

You can put a site together yourself on one of the big builders, and for some people that's the right answer. What you get here instead is somebody in the same city who will meet you, take the photographs, build the thing around your business, and still be reachable when it needs changing — and who has a page full of live sites to show you rather than a promise.