From Kirkcaldy to St Andrews, Dunfermline to the East Neuk — I build fast, modern websites for Fife businesses that want to be taken seriously online. Hand-coded, no templates, no bloat.
Choosing a web designer who lives and works in Fife is a real advantage — not just a friendly face.
Fife isn't Edinburgh and it isn't Dundee. The businesses here have their own character, their own customers, and their own priorities — and I build for that.
If you'd rather sit down together over a coffee than trade emails, I'm happy to travel anywhere in Fife. Some projects are just easier face-to-face.
No dealing with agencies on the other side of the world. When you email me at 9pm on a Tuesday, you'll likely hear back before the morning.
No London agency overheads baked into your invoice. Fair prices for Scottish businesses, with transparent quotes from day one.
Whether you're a tradesperson in Kirkcaldy or a boutique in St Andrews — these are the services most Fife businesses need.
A proper, hand-coded website that reflects your business. No cookie-cutter templates, no monthly page-builder fees. Fast, mobile-friendly, and built to last.
Sell online with confidence. Secure checkout, order management, and an admin dashboard that lets you update products without any technical knowledge.
Get found on Google when someone in Fife searches for what you offer. Technical SEO, local search visibility, and speed optimisation done properly.
Based in Kinghorn. Working with businesses in every corner of the Kingdom.
Not on the list? I work with businesses across the whole of the UK remotely — get in touch and we'll figure something out.
Custom websites start at £350 for a simple brochure-style site, and e-commerce stores start at £700. Every project is quoted individually based on scope — a five-page site for a Kirkcaldy tradesperson is very different from a multi-language booking system. You'll always get a written quote before any work begins, and there are no hidden fees.
Yes — anywhere in Fife. If you'd prefer to sit down and talk through your project face to face, I'm happy to come to you. Coffee's on me. Some clients prefer entirely remote, which works just as well.
A straightforward 5-page website typically takes 2–3 weeks from first conversation to launch. E-commerce projects run 4–6 weeks. The biggest variable is how quickly you can provide content (logos, images, text) and feedback — projects that stall usually do so because of content delays rather than development time.
No — I work with businesses across the whole of the UK remotely, and I already have clients outside of Fife. But being based here means that for local businesses, I can offer something the big agencies can't: proper, in-person involvement when it helps.
Initially, just a chat about your business and what you're hoping to achieve. From there, I'll send a proposal with a fixed price and a rough timeline. If you're happy, a 50% deposit secures your slot and I'll send over a checklist of content I need from you (logo, photos, text, etc.).
Tell me about your Fife business and what you're trying to achieve. I'll get back to you within one business day with ideas and honest pricing.