Services
What I can help with.
Three groups of work, each explained by the problem it solves. If you're not sure where yours fits, describe it and I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right person.
Websites & online stores
You need a site that represents the business well and makes it easy to call, book or buy.
Good fit when
- You don't have a website yet, or the one you have is out of date or hard to change.
- Customers struggle to find your hours, prices, menu or booking link on a phone.
- You want to sell products online without fighting your store every week.
What this can include
- Single landing pages for a service, event or campaign
- Small business websites and larger multi-section sites
- Online stores on WooCommerce or Shopify, and sites on Webflow
- Redesigns and rebuilds of existing sites
- Site migrations, including WordPress to Webflow or Shopify
- Mobile-friendly layouts, basic search setup, and a site you can update yourself
WordPress · WooCommerce · Shopify · Webflow · HTML/CSS
Fixes & scheduled maintenance
Something's broken, or nobody is looking after the technical side.
Good fit when
- A form, checkout or page has stopped working.
- The site was hacked, is full of spam, or shows security warnings.
- It's slow, broken on phones, or the person who built it is gone.
- You want updates and backups handled regularly instead of when something breaks.
What this can include
- Troubleshooting and repairs, quoted or estimated before work starts
- Hacked site cleanup and security hardening, including malware that host scans can miss
- Hosting, domain, DNS and email setup issues
- A website review: a written list of what to fix first and why
- Care plans: plugin and platform updates, backups and security checks on a set schedule
Please note: I don't offer 24/7 support. Urgent security issues (hacked or down sites) get priority. Everything else, including maintenance, is scheduled.
WordPress · WooCommerce · Shopify · Hosting · DNS
Business tools, tracking & practical AI
The business runs on spreadsheets, copy-and-paste and guesswork.
Good fit when
- You can't tell which ads, listings or pages actually bring in customers.
- Someone retypes the same information into two or three systems every week.
- The information exists, but nobody can see what it says.
- You've wondered whether AI could help, but want something practical rather than a gimmick.
What this can include
- Analytics and conversion tracking (Google Analytics 4, Tag Manager, Search Console)
- Simple dashboards and reports that show the numbers you care about
- Automations and integrations between the tools you already use
- Small custom web applications and internal tools (Django)
- AI features with a clear job, like helping customers write a message or sorting incoming requests, with people kept in control
This work varies too much for a package price. It starts with a short discovery conversation, then a written scope and quote.
GA4 · GTM · Looker Studio · APIs · Django · AI integration
How projects are scoped
Clear before it starts.
Written scope & quote
Before any project starts, you get what's included, what isn't, the price, the number of revision rounds and the timeline in writing.
Extra work is quoted first
If something new comes up mid-project, I'll tell you what it adds in time and cost before doing it.
Recurring costs spelled out
Hosting, domains, premium plugins, store apps and AI services often have their own monthly fees. I list them up front so nothing surprises you later.
A limited number of projects
I take on a limited number of projects at a time so each one gets proper attention. If my schedule can't fit your deadline, I'll say so.
Tell me the problem. We'll figure out the solution.
You don't need to know whether it's WordPress, Shopify, a dashboard or an automation. Describe what isn't working, or what you want to happen, in plain words.