No fuss websites for people who don’t want to manage a website.
You tell me what you do. I turn it into a clear, personal website that helps customers find your work and get in touch.
One page £300 · Up to three pages £400. No monthly fee to me.
Simple words. Your own work.
Something that feels like you.
“It should sound like you, look like your work, and help people find you.”Dan, on the idea behind No Fuss Webpages
Real work and a fictional example, to help you picture what’s possible for your business.
Alanah’s established cake business had relied on Facebook. I brought her cakes, branding and enquiry route together in one clear website, giving her a link to share with everyone.
Her domain costs £9 a year, with hosting and forms on free plans.
Visit Brown’s Bakes →
Mel and Green Fingers are made up. Explore this garden website to get a feel for a different design, its services and an example enquiry form.
Demonstration only, not a real client or business. The images were created for this example.
Explore the garden example →A useful home for your business, with help from the first draft to handover.
Your business, services, photos and enquiry form on one clear page.
See what’s includedMore space for your story, services or work, with simple navigation between pages.
Explore the three-page packageBoth include collaborative wording, mobile-friendly design, on-page search optimisation, three revision rounds and domain and form testing at handover.
One full edit round within 30 days of launch is included. Your domain is separate. Optional business email: £30 setup plus around £15 a year to your supplier.
Full pricing, running costs and later changes →Tell me what you do and what customers need to know. We agree the pages, content and price together.
I draft the wording or work with yours, then build the design. Three rounds of revisions give you room to make it feel right.
I connect the domain and hosting. Together we check the website and confirm a test enquiry reaches your inbox. Your accounts belong to you.
Dad was a carpenter. When he finally asked for a website, what came back was glossy but didn’t sound like him or show his work. He never put it live.
That stayed with me. I want local business owners to feel listened to, comfortable asking questions and proud of what we make together.
A useful website starts with the person behind it.
A few details are plenty. We’ll have a chat and see whether a simple site would help.
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No obligation. No need to have all the answers.
by Dan