Websites
Sites built for small businesses — marine fabrication, trades, builders, solar and electrical. Designed for clarity and reliability, built to last without ongoing developer involvement.
Marine fabrication
Clean, professional site for Queensland's premier marine fabrication and machining specialists. Covers their full range of services across multiple locations — boat yards, mobile servicing, shaft work, prop repairs, custom fabrication. Built to last without ongoing developer involvement.
Automotive
Trusted local mechanics in Capalaba. Clear service information, contact details, and straightforward messaging that reflects how they actually work. Built for low maintenance and long-term reliability — no recurring theme fees, no surprise update cycles.
Solar & Electrical
Solar and electrical contractors across South East Queensland. Full-service site covering residential and commercial solar, EV chargers and electrical work — with clear quote calls-to-action and a gallery of completed installs. Deploys automatically over FTPS via GitHub Actions.
Builders
Father-and-son builders in Wagga Wagga with over 40 years of experience — custom homes, renovations, decks and pergolas across the Riverina. A photo-led site built around their own completed projects, with gallery albums the family curates themselves.
This one went beyond the website. Their email was moved onto proper hosting under their own domain, and while working on their office PC we tracked down why their internet crawled every day: a backup job was re-uploading gigabytes of Outlook data to OneDrive during business hours. Restructured so backups run overnight — email safe, internet back to normal. That's the kind of thing "I fix business IT" means in practice.
Each of these sites starts from the same discipline — clarity first. Within ten seconds a visitor should know what the business does, see the quality of the work, and know how to get in touch. Everything on the page earns its place.
They're also built to be hard to hack. No admin login to steal, none of the bolted-on software that gets most small-business websites into trouble — and every site is monitored and backed up as a matter of course.
The web keeps changing — what Google rewards, what phones expect, what attackers try. So launch is the start, not the end: client sites are kept current as part of looking after their wider IT. The clients who get the most from me are the ones I've worked with for years — some for more than twenty.