Freelance web design,development and branding.




















One builder. No status meetings.
I am Jaimie. I started on Weebly in 2011, moved to WordPress, then started writing my own plugins rather than buying them, then dropped the builders entirely and wrote the code myself. Now I build my own frameworks and components. The design side is self taught too, Photoshop and After Effects. Before any of it I qualified as an electrician and worked as an electrical contracts manager, which is why the quoting and job systems I build for trades fit how the work actually runs.
What I build with
Selected Projects
What I Build
I build custom web applications from scratch: marketplaces, SaaS MVPs, internal tools and community platforms. Hand written code, no template themes.
The smallest version of the idea that real people can use, built well enough to keep. Live in weeks rather than quarters.
When WordPress is genuinely the right tool, I write the plugins from scratch. No bloat, and no security risk inherited from a marketplace.
Quoting, scheduling and job-tracking systems for contractors and technical businesses, built around how the work actually runs.

Priced per project
1 - 4 weeks
Priced per month
Rolling monthly
Based in Kingston upon Thames, and close enough to most of south-west London that meeting in person is practical rather than a line on a website. Most projects never need it.
- Kingston upon ThamesKT1
- RichmondTW9
- SurbitonKT6
- Hampton WickKT1
- New MaldenKT3
- TeddingtonTW11
- TwickenhamTW1
- Hampton HillTW12
StartBuilding
Tell me what you are building. I will tell you whether I am the right person for it and how long it would take. If I am not, I will say so.
- You send the details
What you are building, roughly when you need it, and the budget range. A paragraph is plenty.
- I reply within a day
A straight yes or no, a realistic timeline, and anything I would change about the plan before we start.
- Fixed price up front
Agreed before any work begins. No hourly billing, no scope creep, and the source is yours at the end.




