A full site, designed and built, from the structure to the day it goes live. The part most sites get wrong not just the homepage, it's everything after it, the site stops feeling like one thing, I came to web design from brand identity, so the system gets built first and every page inherits from it. Motion, 3D and custom imagery follow one set of rules across the site, instead of the homepage getting all the attention and the rest getting lost.

This is for a business whose current site is dated or holding them back, and for a new one launching properly the first time. Base price covers up to five pages with CMS, which is enough for home, about, services, contact and a blog or case studies.

A call, 30 to 45 minutes. What the business needs the site to do, who's visiting, and which page you want them to end on.

A proposal, in writing. Page structure, page list, deliverables, scope of work, timeline and price. Nothing starts until you approve it.

Moodboard, two or three directions. Applied to a real page from your site so you're choosing something concrete. You pick one, and everything else inherits from it.

Design and build in Framer. The design system first, then every page, then the CMS.

Review, then launch. Forms tested, analytics confirmed, domain, publish, handover.

Two to three weeks from an approved proposal. Content is what delays sites, not building them.

One type scale, a colour architecture, spacing rules and named components. It's why page nine looks like it belongs with page one, and why you can add a page next year without it looking bolted on.

Each page gets its own attention rather than the homepage getting all of it.

Collections for blog, case studies, services, team or products, with templates that populate themselves. Add an entry, the page builds itself. No layout work, no calling me.

3D, generated imagery and illustration where stock photography won't do. Section entrances, hover states and page transitions kept consistent across every page so the site feels like one object.

Every page laid out separately at each breakpoint, plus a max width for large screens.

Meta title and description per page, OG images, alt text, clean heading order, and images sized to what they're actually displayed at.

Contact and signup forms wired to your inbox, email tool or CRM. Analytics installed and confirmed before launch.

Named components and text styles, delivered as a Framer Remix so the project is yours, plus written notes on where everything lives. Domain, publish, device pass, then a month free for bugs, small changes and questions. After that the fixing stops but the answering doesn't. I'm not going to invoice you for answering a question.