Service 03
For businesses selling online where the storefront has to handle real products, real payments and real shipping rules. You get a store on whichever platform genuinely suits your catalogue and your margins, and one where adding a product next year does not mean hiring a developer.
Scope is agreed against this list before anything is built, so what you approve is what arrives.
Live sites, not mockups. Each one links to the build and to the running product.

A storefront for an award-winning winery that also runs a restaurant, so it sells wine online while carrying menus that change with the season. Both live in one build, and the team updates either without touching the other.

A storefront for a supplements brand with a range that keeps expanding. Custom product templates are structured so an entirely new kind of product can be added by the team, not by a developer.

A sustainable food brand where the story does as much selling as the catalogue. Editorial content and the storefront run in one build, so the brand narrative and the buying journey stay together.

A yacht sales and charter site where no two vessels share the same specifications. A custom WordPress theme models those fields per listing, so the team adds new boats themselves rather than waiting on a developer.
A clear reading of the problem, and whether building is the answer.
A fixed scope and a fixed price, before any code is written.
Real progress you can open in a browser, every week.
A live product, full ownership, and no lock-in.
Not an upsell — these are the pieces that tend to be part of the same job, and are cheaper to do at the same time than to retrofit.
You know what you need
Send the details and you get a reply from a developer who would work on it. If it is a fit, the next step is a call and a fixed quote. If it is not, you will be told that instead.
You know something is wrong
For when the problem is clear but the right solution is not. We establish what is actually wrong, what is worth keeping and what to do first — before anyone quotes you for a rebuild.
Either way: a fixed price agreed before work starts, and you own everything at the end of it.
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