Services
What I do
My email signature says I’m a “Developer”, so that makes me more than qualified to fix your site. Well, that’s what I tell myself anyway. Here’s what that actually looks like, day to day.
A lot of it isn’t glamorous. Diagnosing why a site’s misbehaving, giving an honest answer when a requested feature isn’t actually a good idea, checking for known WordPress vulnerabilities, keeping plugins and themes updated, and making sure server disk space and bandwidth don’t quietly run out – that’s just as much the job as building something new. Everything below comes from work I’ve actually done for agencies and their clients, not a generic services list. If you need something that doesn’t quite fit any of these, ask anyway.
What it costs
No management-speak, no vague “let’s discuss your requirements” dance. Here’s the actual answer.
£50 an hour, for troubleshooting, development, maintenance – pretty much everything on this page. Before I start anything, I’ll give you an honest estimate of how long it should take, so you know roughly what you’re paying before you commit a penny of it.
For anything ongoing – regular maintenance, a monthly retainer, extra dev capacity for an agency – hourly billing usually isn’t the right fit for either of us. A blanket fee doesn’t suit every circumstance, so we’d talk about what actually works for your site rather than me squeezing you into a package that doesn’t.