Starter
$X fixed
- Single page
- Your branding and photos
- Contact details and a map
- Works on phones
- Set up on your domain
Services
Work I take on
Two kinds of work, from opposite ends of the same skill set. A small business that needs a website and a few things automated, and a company that needs senior help with .NET or Azure integration.
Websites for small businesses
Fixed price, agreed before I start. You own the code and the domain. No lock-in and no monthly fee unless you want me to keep looking after it.
Business
$X fixed
- Up to five pages
- Contact form that emails you
- Services, gallery and about pages
- Google Business and search basics
- One round of changes after launch
Custom
Quoted per project
- Bookings, payments or logins
- Connects to software you already use
- Content you can edit yourself
- Built to grow with the business
.NET and Azure consulting
Integration work
Getting two systems to talk to each other reliably. Logic Apps, API Management, Service Bus and Event Grid, designed so a downstream outage delays work instead of losing it.
Application development
Building or extending a .NET application, from the requirements through to a deployed and documented product.
Design review
A second opinion on an architecture before you commit to it, or on one already causing you pain. You get a written summary of what I found and what I would change.
Azure cost review
Working out why an Azure bill is higher than it should be, and what to change. I have done this on my own infrastructure and it is usually a handful of specific decisions rather than everything at once.
Engaged by the day or by the project. Add your day rate or say “rates on request”.
Automating the repetitive parts
Most small businesses have a handful of tasks that a person does by hand every week: copying data between two systems, chasing quotes, producing the same report, answering the same enquiry. Those tasks are usually the cheapest thing to fix and the most annoying to live with.
I map the process, work out which steps can be automated safely, and build the piece that removes them. This is the area I am investing most of my learning time in, including Azure AI engineering.
How it works
- A conversation Twenty minutes on the phone or over email. You describe the problem. I ask questions.
- A written proposal What I will build, what it costs, and how long it takes. Fixed price where the scope is clear.
- Build, with check-ins You see progress as it happens, so nothing is a surprise at the end.
- Handover It goes live, you get the code and the logins, and I show you how to run it.
Start a conversation
Tell me what you are trying to build or fix. If I am not the right person for it, I will say so.