Static marketing site
Hand-coded pages with no database to break and nothing to update monthly. The fastest and safest thing a marketing site can be.
Web development
Hand-written HTML, CSS, JavaScript and PHP. No page builder, no theme, no forty plugins waiting to break. Every kilobyte on the page is a kilobyte your visitor waits for, so there aren’t many of them.
Four details. Fixed quote and timeline, no obligation.
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Shipped with every build
Open the source of this page. Right-click, view source. No framework bundle, no jQuery, no 400KB of CSS you never asked for — one stylesheet and one script, both hand-written. That is what your site would ship as too.
01 The stack
The right tool is the smallest one that does the job. Most marketing sites do not need a framework, and the ones that get given one pay for it in load time forever.
02 Types of build
Six shapes of development work, from a single campaign page to a database-backed listing portal.
Hand-coded pages with no database to break and nothing to update monthly. The fastest and safest thing a marketing site can be.
A single page built for paid traffic — fast first paint, one action, conversion tracking wired on the form, the call and the WhatsApp tap.
Listing portals, registration flows, enquiry dashboards and admin panels — where content is dynamic and someone needs to manage it.
An existing site that loads slowly. Images, scripts, fonts and render-blocking assets fixed — ads get cheaper when the page gets faster.
A site whose original developer has disappeared, or one with broken forms and mobile bugs. Starts with an audit of what is actually there.
Updates, backups, uptime checks, security patches and small changes — on a monthly basis, without a long lock-in contract.
Existing site?
Slow load, broken forms, mobile bugs, or a developer who stopped replying — send the address and you get a straight answer on what is actually wrong and whether it is worth fixing or rebuilding.
Four fields. No message to write.
03 Performance
Not a nice-to-have you optimise later. Google measures it, ad platforms charge more when it is bad, and visitors on mobile data simply leave.
The biggest thing above the fold — usually the heading or hero image. Hero images are compressed, correctly sized and preloaded; fonts are loaded without blocking the render.
Content that jumps while loading. Every image and embed carries explicit width and height, so the browser reserves the space before the file arrives.
How fast the page responds to a tap. Scripts are deferred, third-party tags are loaded after the page is usable, and there is no framework re-rendering the screen.
Not just a desktop score. Every build is checked on a mid-range Android over mobile data, because that is what most of your traffic actually is.
04 Process
Six steps, in this order, with you signing off before each expensive one.
Pages, functionality, integrations and hosting confirmed, then priced as one fixed number with a timeline.
Repository, staging URL, hosting and domain access sorted, so there is somewhere to see progress from day one.
Semantic HTML and the CSS design system built first, mobile-first, so structure and hierarchy are right before behaviour is added.
Forms, validation, menus, modals, filtering, and any PHP or database work. Everything degrades gracefully without JavaScript.
Tested at every breakpoint from 320px up, forms submitted end to end, links and anchors verified, and Core Web Vitals measured.
Deploy, SSL, redirects from old URLs, analytics and conversion tracking live, sitemap and robots.txt submitted to Search Console.
Costing
A brochure site and a database-backed portal are not the same job, so there is no single price. Send what you need and you get one written, itemised quote with a timeline.
Takes 30 seconds.
05 FAQs
The technical questions clients actually ask, answered without jargon.
Semantic HTML, hand-written CSS and vanilla JavaScript for front-end work, and PHP with MySQL where the site needs a database, forms or an admin area. No page builder and no framework unless the project genuinely needs one — every kilobyte you ship is a kilobyte the visitor waits for.
Yes, where a client genuinely needs to edit content daily. But for a marketing site with a fixed set of pages, a hand-coded build is faster, safer and has nothing to update every month. I will tell you honestly which one your situation calls for.
Speed is a build requirement, not an afterthought. Images are compressed and served in modern formats, CSS and JS are kept small, fonts load without blocking render, and Core Web Vitals are measured on a real mid-range phone before launch.
Yes. Your domain, your hosting, your files, your analytics. Everything is handed over at launch and nothing is held back as leverage to keep you as a client.
Yes — speed problems, broken forms, mobile layout bugs, or a site whose original developer has disappeared. The first step is an audit of what is actually there, because sometimes a rebuild is genuinely cheaper than the repair and you deserve to know that up front.
Free consultation · No obligation
Send a rough brief and you get a fixed quote with a timeline. If your existing site can be fixed rather than replaced, I’ll tell you that.
Name, number, email, what you need.