Website development
How I plan and build a site, and how to choose between plain HTML and WordPress.
These are websites I've built for clients that you can open and use right now. Each one carries the client's own name and address, and tapping a project opens the live site in your browser.
Each tile shows the business, its town and what it sells.




















I checked every site on this page on 10 October 2026. Each one loaded, and the town shown beside it comes from the address printed on the client's own website, not from my notes. All of them are built in plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
Older projects that have gone offline because their owners chose not to renew them aren't listed here, so everything you see can be opened and used.
You can check any of them yourself. Open it on your phone, look for the business address in the footer, or run it through PageSpeed Insights to see how quickly it loads.
The projects here include ski schools, guides, adventure companies and tour operators. These pages explain what went into them.
How I plan and build a site, and how to choose between plain HTML and WordPress.
Package pages, itineraries, two seasons on one site and WhatsApp enquiries.
Getting those pages found by people searching weeks before they buy or travel.
The Maps listing that sits beside each website, with the same name, address and phone.
Tell me what you sell and where. I'll reply with what I'd build first, using these sites as examples.