Other Custom Work: E-commerce, AI Apps, Integrations, SEO
Not sure which box your project fits? Just describe it.
Real projects rarely fall into neat categories: wiring two systems together with an API, an SEO overhaul for an aging site, adding an LLM to an internal workflow, or rescuing a half-finished project. I handle these with a diagnose-first, quote-second approach.
For existing sites the first step is a technical health check — page speed, indexing status, structural issues, conversion path — followed by a prioritized list. Fix what's fixable; rebuild only when the architecture truly blocks you.
When this is the right fit
Deliverables
What you have when we're done
Not "a page that opens" — an asset you can maintain yourself and hand to any other team.
Diagnosis
Current-state assessment, issue list, comparison of viable options
Proposal & Quote
Broken down per module, with dependencies and acceptance criteria
Implementation
Built to the agreed scope, with a staging environment to try
Handover Docs
API references, deployment and ops documentation
Ongoing Support
Optional monthly maintenance or on-demand response
One standing rule
Domains, servers and platform accounts are always registered under your entity. I never hold them hostage.
Why This Way
Spend where it moves the outcome
One developer, from first call to launch — one person owns requirements, development and launch, so nothing gets lost in translation.
- No force-fitting into service categories — the solution follows the problem
- Existing projects get a health check first; fix before rebuild
- Complete integration and handover documentation
- Flexible engagement: fixed price, hourly or monthly
Marketing Landing Page & SEO Overhaul
No full rebuild — just the pages that affect conversion, turning "visitors" into "people who leave their contact".
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Common questions about More
Anything not covered here — leave a message on the contact page; usually answered within hours.
Can you take over a half-finished project?
Usually yes — after a code and deployment review to confirm maintainability. The review report tells you honestly what the risks are before you commit.
We only want SEO improvements, not a rebuild. Possible?
In most cases yes. I check indexing, structure, speed and content first — configuration fixes don't touch code. Only when the underlying architecture truly blocks SEO do I recommend rebuilding, with reasons stated.
Do you work hourly?
For unclear or continuously evolving scope, hourly or monthly retainers fit best — we agree on weekly commitment and delivery cadence, with a transparent work log.
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No formal requirements document needed — just the business goal, the audience and a rough budget. I'll return a feature list, timeline and itemized quote.