You run a small shop. Work stacks up. Clients still want fast turnarounds. I join for delivery, fixes, QA, and launch support.
Best fit for independent designers, content designers, copywriters, backend developers, and solo front end developers who want reliable hands on the build.
Pick a route
- Quick help. Fix a bug, ship a page, tidy CSS, sort templates, or handle a release.
- Sprint support. A focused block of work to push a project over the line.
- Ongoing hours. Regular capacity each month for delivery and improvements.
What I handle
- Front end builds from Figma, Sketch, or wireframes
- Component work and design system support
- CMS wiring and content modelling, including headless CMS builds
- Accessibility delivery and remediation, WCAG focused
- Performance improvements, Core Web Vitals and page weight budgets
- QA across breakpoints, keyboard use, forms, and content layouts
- Release support, handover notes, and tidy documentation
Ways of working
- Behind the scenes. You stay client facing. I deliver through tickets and pull requests.
- On calls when needed. You pull me into a workshop or handover for tricky parts.
- White label. Work delivered under your brand, with agreed portfolio rules.
How work runs
- You share goals, deadline, designs, and page list.
- I reply with scope, assumptions, and a delivery plan.
- I build and share progress notes per milestone.
- We QA. I fix. You ship.
- You get handover notes and next steps.
What I need on day one
- Repo access and deploy route
- Designs or wireframes, plus content approach
- Accessibility target and performance budget
- Any existing standards, components, or code conventions
- One point of contact for decisions and reviews
Pricing anchor
Hourly rate: £75. Small jobs and scoped sprints work best. Retained hours suit ongoing delivery.
FAQs
Do you speak to my client?
Your choice. Default is delivery behind the scenes. Calls and workshops are available when useful.
What stacks do you work with?
Astro and Eleventy builds are preferred. Headless CMS builds, including Sanity. I also work with existing codebases where a clean route exists.
What sort of work is a poor fit?
Work with unclear scope, missing designs, or no review time. I focus on calm delivery with clear acceptance criteria.
Start a project and include your deadline, page list, and current stack.