I am Jaimie. Since 2011 I have designed and built websites and web apps for businesses in Kingston, Richmond and across the UK.
Now taking new projects
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
Neighbourhood dog-care exchange, built on trust rather than listings.
HAPO connects dog owners in the same neighbourhood so they can cover each other for walks and sitting.
OutcomeOwners cover each other instead of paying for it.
PUBG console esports platform with its own rating algorithm.
A competitive esports platform for PUBG on Xbox and PlayStation 5, built to replace the scattered Discord servers and spreadsheets European console teams were using to run competition.
OutcomeResults stopped being a matter of opinion.
BABCP-accredited CBT practice in Surbiton, with fees, insurers and booking.
OutcomeA practice that takes bookings instead of emails.
Permanent PUBG match archive with replays rebuilt from telemetry.
OutcomeA record that survives the API deleting it.
A disposable camera for events, in the browser, with no app to install.
OutcomeEvery guest shooting, and every photo in one place.
A wedding invitation site that collected every reply, guest by guest.
OutcomeThe replies came back through the site.
A weekly diary, recommendations and guides, from Kingston upon Thames.
OutcomeA personal site that reads like a magazine, not a template.
Marketplaces, SaaS MVPs, internal tools and community platforms, written from scratch.
A first version real people can use, built in weeks rather than quarters.
Plugins written from scratch when WordPress is genuinely the right tool. No marketplace bloat.
One plugin written for the job, instead of five bought ones fighting each other.
Already on Elementor? I will work in it rather than make you start again.
Quoting, scheduling and job tracking built around how the work actually runs.
AI workflows, automation, PCB design and the design work around them.
Chat over your own content, retrieval and agents scoped to a job you can check.
A mark, a type system and a palette that still work at sixteen pixels.
What you are building, roughly when you need it, and the budget range. A paragraph is plenty.
A straight yes or no, a realistic timeline, and anything I would change about the plan before we start.
Agreed before any work begins. No hourly billing, no scope creep, and the source is yours at the end.
Client words
Five of the live sites, scrolled top to bottom
I’m so happy with how my website turned out. Jaimie really understood the style I wanted and made everything feel personal to me rather than like a normal template. The writing, photos and layout all work together exactly how I imagined, and it looks just as good on my phone. I love how easy it is to share my weekly diary, recommendations and city guides now. Couldn’t be happier with it.
I’m honestly so happy with the website Jaimie built for my therapy practice. It looks professional, feels really calm and easy to use, and most importantly it’s actually bringing in clients. I’m now getting around three new enquiries a week through the site, which has made such a difference to my practice, and I’m ranking really well on Google for local searches too. He understood exactly how I wanted the business to come across and made the whole process really easy.
Jaimie’s a top lad. He sorted the whole website for me and made it look proper professional without overcomplicating anything. Easy to deal with, kept me updated and got everything done exactly how I wanted it. Since the new site went live I’ve had a much better setup for customers finding me and getting in touch. Would definitely recommend him.
Really pleased with the website Jaimie built for my CBT practice. He listened to what I wanted, made everything easy to understand and came up with a site that feels professional without being too corporate. It’s exactly the kind of feel I was after and I’d definitely recommend him.
Agreed before I start. Two weeks of fixes after launch. The source handed over at the end.
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.
Tell me what you are building. You get a straight answer: whether I am the right person for it, what it would cost, and how long it would take. If I am not, I will say so and point you somewhere better.
What Mia, Omur, Jason and Linda saidOr check your website firstWhat you are building, roughly when you need it, and the budget range. A paragraph is plenty.
A straight yes or no, a realistic timeline, and anything I would change about the plan before we start.
Agreed before any work begins. No hourly billing, no scope creep, and the source is yours at the end.
