Questions you might have.

It depends on the package, a Basic website is usually ready in 1–2 weeks, while a full web app can take 6–16 weeks depending on complexity. You'll get a clear timeline before any work starts.

They're starting points. The final price depends on your project's specific scope and complexity. If your budget doesn't quite match, get in touch anyway, we'll figure out a solution together.

No. Every site is hand-coded from scratch and tailored to your business, rather than squeezed into a generic template or built with a drag-and-drop website builder. That means it loads faster, looks exactly the way you want, has no unnecessary plugins to update, and is easier for Google to understand. Websites are built with HTML, CSS and JavaScript, and web apps and business software also use Python, Django and a PostgreSQL database.

The technologies I build with:

No, I'm UK-based but work fully remotely with small businesses across the UK and Hungary.

By default, no: each site is custom-coded rather than built on a CMS, so there's no admin panel to log into. On request, I can add a simple admin panel where you can update texts, prices or images yourself, priced as an extra. Alternatively, the Ultra and Premium Care Plan tiers include image and content updates every 3 months, so things stay current without you needing to touch any code.

The Care Plan is optional. The Basic plan starts from £20/month and includes uptime monitoring, performance checks, malware and vulnerability scans, and automatic backups. Higher plans add DNS and SEO monitoring, WAF monitoring and regular content updates. Regular checks help catch problems early.

Yes, I offer a free website audit first: I'll review what you have and tell you what's worth improving, with no obligation.

Yes, bilingual (EN/HU) content support is available, especially for the Ultra and Premium packages.

Yes. I work online with businesses in Budapest and anywhere in Hungary, in Hungarian. We talk on a video call, and you get the same fixed price and process as my UK clients.

Yes, on request. I can build your website to meet the WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility level, so it works with a keyboard, has good contrast and makes sense to screen readers. It is an optional extra, priced by the size of the site. Read what accessibility costs →

SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is the process of optimizing a site so it ranks better in search engines. It matters because it helps more of the right visitors find your site.

Google Lighthouse checks pages in these categories. Performance covers loading speed and how quickly the page responds. Accessibility checks things such as image descriptions and button labels that help people use the site with a screen reader. Best Practices checks certain technical and security measures. SEO checks whether basic settings are in place to help search engines read the page. These checks are automated, so a good score still needs to be backed up by manual testing. You can read how this site handles accessibility in my accessibility statement.

GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) aims to help AI-generated answers describe your content accurately and cite it as a source. Clear, well-organised content on your site provides a good foundation. I also add some extra background information for search and AI tools, but this does not guarantee a mention in AI answers.

Mainly your content, text, photos, your logo, and brand colors if you already have them. If anything's missing, I can help fill the gaps or suggest a good alternative.

Yes, I build custom e-commerce sites and online stores, not generic templates. Every package includes secure checkout with PayPal and Stripe integration, product catalogue setup, and mobile-responsive design. Check the Services page for the E-commerce package tiers and pricing.

Yes, beyond websites I build custom B2B software and internal business systems: client onboarding portals, quote and sales-pipeline tracking, staff onboarding and training portals (LMS), job management, inventory, booking platforms, and compliance tracking. They're made to replace work stuck in spreadsheets. There are four live demos on the Software page, and pricing is quote-based, scoped per project.

Custom software is quoted individually because each system needs to do something different. A small, single-purpose tool usually takes less work than a system with several modules. A typical build takes 6–16 weeks, and you can review the completed parts as we go. After the consultation and once the requirements are clear, you get a fixed written quote and timeline before work starts.

Yes. The Software page has live demos you can open and click through, currently a client onboarding portal, a training portal (LMS), a quote tracker, and an asset-rental tracker, with more on the way. They show how the real systems work. For your own project, the first step is a free consultation to scope what you actually need.