Website Development
A site that looks good, loads fast, and makes it easy for someone to contact you. New builds and redesigns.
I build websites, web apps, and AI tools for businesses.
Hi — I’m Simon. If your website isn’t bringing in the right people, your team is stuck in messy workarounds, or you’re curious whether AI could actually help — I can help you figure that out and build it.
What I do
Here’s how I can help.
Three kinds of projects. Pick the one that sounds closest to what you need — or just tell me what’s going on and we’ll sort it out.
Web Apps
Custom tools for the day-to-day work your current software doesn’t handle well — client portals, internal systems, that kind of thing.
AI Services
Real AI help for SEO, customer support, and internal work — built so your team actually uses it, not shelves it.
How we work
A straightforward process.
No mystery. You’ll always know what we’re working on and what’s next.
Talk it through
We start with a conversation. What you need, who it’s for, and what’s getting in the way.
Make a plan
I’ll recommend a clear path — what to build first, what can wait, and what it should cost in time and focus.
Build it
Design and development with regular check-ins, so you’re never left wondering where things stand.
Go live
We launch it, make sure it works, and stick around for the early tweaks — not a handoff and goodbye.
What clients hire me for
I can’t always show the logos — but here’s the kind of work.
A lot of projects sit under NDAs. Fair enough. What I can tell you is the problems people usually bring me.
- Websites that get more inquiries Clearer messaging, cleaner design, and a path that makes contacting you feel easy.
- Tools that save your team time Custom apps that replace spreadsheets, email chains, and “we’ll just make it work” processes.
- AI that helps day to day SEO support, chat help, and internal tools that cut busywork — without the buzzwords.
Next step
Want to talk about your project?
Send me a short note about what you’re working on. I’ll get back to you with a clear next step — even if that’s “you don’t need this yet.”