One person. That's the point.

Before this

Twenty years of watching people decide.

I spent over twenty years managing restaurants, most of them in and around Oxford. That job is mostly about small decisions made quickly by people who are not paying much attention — whether a menu looks worth the money, whether a room feels like somewhere you want to sit down, whether a place seems like it knows what it is doing before anyone has spoken to you.

A website is the same decision, made faster. Somebody lands on your page with a leaking roof or a house they need cleaned by Friday, and in about four seconds they decide whether you look like someone who will turn up and do a proper job. Most trades websites lose that decision before a word is read.

So I build websites for trades, in Oxfordshire, one at a time. I am not the cheapest and I am not trying to be the biggest. What I am is somebody who will answer the phone, finish the job, and hand the whole thing over to you when it is done.