What's this going to take?

A real logo plus a consistent set of colours and fonts, so your site — and everything else — looks like it belongs to one business.

Matching graphics sized for Instagram and Facebook, plus a printable flyer, so the branding looks the same wherever people see it.

I create and properly set up your Instagram and Facebook business profiles, so you're not figuring out the business-account maze yourself.

Visitors can flip between a light and dark look, whichever's easier on their eyes — especially browsing at night.

A quiet soundtrack with its own mute control, for brands that genuinely suit it — most don't, but a few really do.

Small festive touches that switch on automatically — a bit of Christmas in December, then back to normal in January.

Customers pay you by card straight through the site, instead of bank transfers or cash in hand — handled securely through Stripe. Skip this one if you're also adding Online booking below — it already includes secure payments.

Included automatically with Online booking — no need to add this separately.

People see your availability and book a slot themselves, instead of messaging back and forth to arrange a time — secure card payment and a confirmation email are built in, not a separate add-on.

Let someone secure a booking with a deposit now, with the rest collected automatically closer to the date.

A custom-built, password-protected space just for you — bookings, enquiries and orders in one place, instead of digging through your inbox. Built from scratch for your site, not a bundled page-builder feature.

Confirmations, reminders and thank-yous sent on their own, so you're not typing the same message every time.

Bookings appear straight in your Google or Outlook calendar — nothing to copy over by hand.

A message to your phone the moment someone books or enquires, with a simple chatbot handling the basics for you.

Drag a slider across a photo to reveal the before and after — built for trade and restoration work where the transformation is the whole story.

Click any thumbnail and it opens full-size with next/prev arrows, instead of a flat grid of small images.

Numbers count up as visitors scroll past them — years in business, jobs completed, that kind of thing — a small touch that makes stats feel alive.

Your real Google reviews pulled in and kept up to date automatically, instead of testimonials you've typed in by hand and have to update yourself.

Accreditations, press mentions, and payment-provider logos laid out in one clean row, so credibility signals aren't buried in the text.

A privacy policy and terms page written around your business and how you actually handle payments and data — not a generic copy-paste template. Doesn't count toward your page total.

One tap and a visitor's straight into a WhatsApp chat with you — often the preferred option for trade and local-service customers.

Click a question and the answer expands — a tidy way to answer the things people ask before they even enquire.

An actual interactive map people can scroll and get directions from, not just an address printed on the page.

A proper search bar, built to index your own pages and posts — not a drag-and-drop widget, so it's worth having once a site grows past a handful of pages.

A proper place to publish updates and articles — genuinely one of the best things for local search rankings over time.

Price lists, brochures or menus available to download straight from the site, kept current rather than a stale upload from months ago.

A QR code that links straight to your site, ready to drop on business cards, flyers or packaging.

A font-size and high-contrast switch for visitors who need it — a thoughtful touch, and a good one for anyone selling to a compliance-minded client.

Hosting, security updates and backups taken care of, plus a few small edits each month, so the site doesn't just go stale.

A proper app built for iPhone and iPad, ready to publish on the App Store.

A proper app built for Android phones and tablets, ready to publish on Google Play.

One build that works in any browser and can be "installed" to a home screen — no app store, no store fees, no waiting on review.

Alerts that land on someone's phone even when the app's closed — booking reminders, updates, offers.

The core of the app still works with no signal — anything entered syncs automatically once it's back online.

A built-in chat so people can message you — or each other — without leaving the app.

People sign up, log in, and get their own private space inside the app — their bookings, their history, their settings.

A private, password-protected area where you manage users, content and activity yourself, without touching any code.

The server and database that actually store everything the app needs — built to grow with real use, not just a demo.

Hooking the app up to the outside world — payments, calendars, maps, or any other service it needs to talk to.

One-off purchases inside the app — unlock a feature, buy a credit pack — handled through the App Store or Google Play.

Recurring billing built in, so people pay monthly or yearly for ongoing access, handled automatically.

I handle the submission paperwork and the back-and-forth with Apple and Google's review teams, so it's not on you.

Hosting, security updates, backups, and keeping the app working as iOS and Android roll out their own updates.