Gas Safe
Slow to load
People give up before the page appears.
Light images, clean code, tested speed.
Website development for UK businesses.
Someone opens an old website.It's slow and confusing, so they leave.I build a clear, fast website.They send you an enquiry.
Illustration with made-up names. Results can't be guaranteed.
What goes into your website.
Five things I take care of, and why each one matters.
Step 1 of 5
Clear design
Visitors should know what you do, where you work and what to do next.
What I do
- A clear message at the topWhat you do and who you help, in one line.
- One main action on every pageCall, get a quote or book. Easy to find.
- Your colours and real photosIt looks like your business, not a template.
You getA design you approve before I build.
Step 2 of 5
Works on phones
Many of your visitors will be on a phone. The site has to work there first.
What I do
- Design for small screens firstThen make it look great on bigger ones.
- Text you can read, buttons you can tapNo pinching or zooming.
- Tap to call and tap for directionsOne tap from your page to your phone.
GGoogle mainly uses the mobile version of your site to rank it. Google
Step 3 of 5
Fast and secure
A slow page loses visitors. A "Not secure" warning loses trust.
What I do
- Light images and clean codePages open quickly, even on mobile data.
- Checked with Google's speed toolsBefore launch, not after.
- HTTPS on every pageThe padlock, not the warning.
GGoogle's page experience guidance covers speed, mobile use and HTTPS. Google
Step 4 of 5
Ready for Google
A website Google can't read is hard for customers to find.
What I do
- Page titles and descriptionsWhat shows as your link on Google.
- Clear headings and web addressesOne topic per page.
- Sitemap and Search ConsoleSo Google knows every page exists.
GA sitemap helps Google find the pages on your site. Google
Step 5 of 5
Easy to update
You shouldn't have to wait or pay to change a price or a photo.
What I do
- Edit text and photos yourselfNo coding needed.
- A short how-to videoRecorded on your own website.
- It's yoursYour domain, your content, your logins.
You getHelp after launch if you get stuck.
Which website do you need?
Pick your type of business. See the pages your site might need.
Your site mapExample pages
Home
Every page leads to
Every business is different. We'll plan your pages together.
How fast is fast enough?
Google measures how a page feels to real visitors. These are its three Core Web Vitals.
I check all three before your site goes live.
Example page checkNeeds work
LoadingLCP
How fast the main part of the page shows.0Poor
Good: 2.5s or lessPoor: over 4s
ReactingINP
How fast the page responds when you tap.0Poor
Good: 200ms or lessPoor: over 500ms
Staying stillCLS
Whether things jump around while it loads.0Poor
Good: 0.1 or lessPoor: over 0.25
GSample numbers to show the idea. Limits from Google: Web Vitals · Core Web Vitals in Search
Why visitors leave a website.
Six common reasons, and the fix for each.
Broken on phones
Tiny text and buttons too small to tap.
Designed for phones first.
Not clear what you do
Visitors can't tell if you can help them.
A clear message at the top of every page.
Hard to contact you
No phone number, form or button in sight.
One clear action on every page.
Out of date
Old prices, photos and hours lose trust.
Easy updates you can do yourself.
Every change costs you
You wait days and pay for small edits.
Edit text and photos without a developer.
Your website is often the first thing a customer sees. Make it count.
How we work together.
Five simple steps, from first chat to launch day.
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Quick chat
You tell me about your business, your customers and your goal.
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Plan the pages
We agree the pages, the words and a clear price.
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Design
You see the design first and tell me what to change.
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Build and test
I build it and test it on phones, tablets and computers.
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Launch
Your site goes live, and I show you how to update it.
Quick answers.
Short and honest.
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It depends on how many pages you need and what the site has to do. After our first chat, I'll share a clear, fixed price before we start. No surprises.
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It depends on the number of pages and how quickly we get your words and photos. When we agree the plan, I'll give you dates for each step.
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Yes. Your domain, your content and your logins stay in your name. If you ever move on, you take everything with you.
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Yes. I set it up so you can change text, photos and prices without any coding, and I'll record a short video showing you how.
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I build it ready for Google: fast, mobile-friendly, with clear titles and a sitemap. But no one can guarantee a ranking. Google says you can't pay it to rank higher. Ongoing SEO helps over time.
Source: Google SEO Starter Guide -
Yes. I check what's working first and keep it. If page addresses change, I set up redirects so visitors and Google can still find your pages.
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I can help. You know your business best, so I'll ask you simple questions and turn your answers into clear, short pages. Real photos of you and your work always beat stock photos.
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Your logo, some photos, a list of your services and, if you have them, logins for your domain and current website. I'll send you a short checklist.
Let's start with a hello.
Fill in the blanks. I'll reply to you myself.
Thank you, !
I'll read your message and reply to you myself.
