What does your website need?

A flat list of page links in the header bar. On phones and tablets, the links collapse into a menu icon (☰) — tap it to open the navigation. Ideal for small sites.

Hover/click dropdowns for grouped sub-pages on desktop. On mobile, a full-screen slide-in drawer with accordion groups.

Clean, professional design using a pre-built component library. Works on all screen sizes. No bespoke visual identity.

Your logo, colour palette, and chosen fonts applied throughout. Consistent brand identity without full bespoke build.

Everything designed from scratch to your brand. Scroll animations, hover effects, bespoke layouts, custom section styles. Highest quality finish.

All written content, images, and links are fixed in the code. To change anything — a phone number, a paragraph, a photo — a developer must edit the source file and redeploy. Lowest cost; best for sites whose content rarely changes.

The site does not handle any financial transactions.

A button on your site (labelled "Donate", "Buy Now", "Pay a Deposit" — whatever suits you) that opens a pre-built Stripe or PayPal payment page hosted by them. Visitors complete the payment there and are redirected back to your site. Works equally well for collecting donations, selling a single product, or taking a service deposit. No custom checkout page to build — quick to set up. Stripe's standard card processing fees apply (~1.4% + 20p per UK transaction).

A dedicated shop or product page built directly into your website — no redirecting to a third-party store. Each product or service listing has its own image, description, and price. Customers add to cart and pay securely via Stripe (card and Apple Pay) without ever leaving your site. Order confirmations are emailed automatically on purchase. Ideal for selling physical products, digital downloads, workshops, or consultancy packages. Note: Stripe's standard card processing fees apply (~1.4% + 20p per UK transaction) — separate from the development cost listed here.

A donation form built directly into your website — no redirecting to a third-party page. Donors choose a preset or custom amount and a frequency (one-off, weekly, or monthly). They can donate anonymously if they prefer. Automated thank-you emails are sent on completion. Recurring billing is handled securely by Stripe. Best suited to charities, community groups, and not-for-profit organisations. Note: Stripe's standard card processing fees apply (~1.4% + 20p per UK transaction) — separate from the development cost listed here.

The site does not send any emails automatically. Any contact forms or signup forms will store submissions, but no email notification will be sent to you or to the user who submitted.

When someone submits the contact form on your site, their message lands directly in your email inbox — exactly like receiving a normal email. The reply-to address is set to the sender, so you can reply to them straight from your inbox without copying their address manually.

Everything in "Contact form forwarding" plus: automatic confirmation emails sent to users who register for events or make a donation — reassuring them that their action was received. Emails are professionally formatted HTML templates (not plain text).

Everything above plus: event ticket confirmation emails (with a unique reference code), donation receipts, newsletter welcome and unsubscribe confirmation emails, and admin invite emails when adding a new team member. All emails are sent from your own domain address (e.g. hello@yoursite.org) and use fully branded HTML templates matching your visual identity.

I set up and host your website on your behalf. You pay me £10 per month as an ongoing hosting fee — this covers the server space and keeping the site online. You never need to touch any hosting platform directly.

I handle the full technical go-live process on a hosting account that you own and control — setting up the code repository, connecting it to your provider, configuring all environment settings (database connections, secret keys, domain), and verifying the site is live and stable. After setup, future code updates deploy automatically with no manual file uploads needed.

Set up GA4 tracking so you can see how many people visit, which pages are popular, and where your traffic comes from. A small piece of tracking code is added to your site and linked to a Google Analytics account in your name — giving you a dashboard to check your visitor stats at any time.

Each page gets a properly written title and description (what appears in Google search results), plus social sharing previews — so when someone shares a link to your site on WhatsApp, Facebook, or X, it shows a proper image, title, and summary rather than a blank card. Also includes an XML sitemap submitted to Google to help your pages get discovered and indexed faster.

A complete, plain-English privacy policy page explaining what data your site collects, why, and how it is stored — as required under UK GDPR law. Includes a cookie consent banner and clearly labelled consent checkboxes on all forms. Any site that collects personal data (including contact forms and newsletter signups) is legally required to have this.