Freelance web designer & developer in Wales

Yes. I am a freelance web designer and developer, so I handle both the visual design and the technical build. Typical work includes Next.js business websites, contact forms, service pages, light web apps, and performance-focused launches on your domain.

Web design covers layout, branding, and how the site looks and reads. Web development is the technical build: structure, speed, forms, integrations, and go-live. On most projects I do both, so you have one point of contact from brief to launch.

Affordable brochure sites for trades and local businesses often start from around £500 for a focused build: homepage, services, areas covered, and contact. Larger sites with many pages, booking flows, or custom development are quoted after we talk through scope on a call.

I serve businesses across Wales. Live location pages include Carmarthen, Llanelli, Swansea, and Cardiff. I also work with clients in Newport, Bridgend, Merthyr Tydfil, Aberystwyth, Wrexham, Llandudno, Bangor, Caernarfon, St Davids, and surrounding areas, with more town pages added over time. If you're in Wales and need a website, get in touch.

No. I'm based in Carmarthen in West Wales but work Wales-wide. Most projects run remotely with WhatsApp and scheduled calls, so distance is rarely a blocker.

Every site ships with sensible titles, metadata, speed, and structure. Ongoing SEO retainers aren't my focus. I build the site right first; you can layer local SEO or content marketing on top.

Day-to-day work is WhatsApp and video calls. I'm happy to meet locally around Carmarthenshire when it makes sense, but most Wales clients never need an in-person meeting to get a site live.

Websites start from £300 depending on complexity and the features you need. I’ll give you a fixed quote after we scope the work. No surprise invoices.

Hosting is optional. You can host the site yourself and I’ll transfer it to you free of charge, so your main ongoing cost is renewing your domain name each year, typically around £10–£15 with most registrars. Or I can host and look after it for you for £50 a month, which includes 2 hours of updates each month.

Those builders are fine if you want to do it yourself on a template, but they charge a monthly subscription. Over five years that often adds up to more than £1,250 for a basic site, and if you stay longer you can end up spending thousands. You’re usually renting space on their platform rather than owning a site you can move freely. A custom build is one project cost and the site is yours: host it yourself, or have me host and update it, without being locked into a builder’s billing forever.

Yes. For £50 a month I host the site for you and include 2 hours of updates and management each month (new photos, text edits, small fixes, and similar). It’s optional: if you’d rather host it yourself, I’ll transfer the site to you free of charge.