WEB
Design & Development
Hi! I'm Gabe, and I make websites. Sometimes that means getting you online fast with the right tools. Sometimes it means building something custom from scratch. Whatever fits your timeline and budget.
WEB
Hi! I'm Gabe, and I make websites. Sometimes that means getting you online fast with the right tools. Sometimes it means building something custom from scratch. Whatever fits your timeline and budget.
A showcase of designs, from client work to experimental concepts
Dreamcare Consultants is a two-person team with over a decade of experience in dementia care and care management.
An early parallax scrolling experiment, originally built 6 years ago and recently rewritten with modern tools. Created as a photography landing page concept, exploring image-heavy layouts where visuals dominate and text stays minimal. Each section uses parallax effects for depth as you scroll.
This project explores how a restaurant website can focus on what really matters to potential guests.
I rebuilt my portfolio from scratch to better reflect professional work. The old site was rushed and too flashy. This version uses restrained design, mobile-first thinking, and runs on infrastructure I configured and maintain myself - from server setup to database and deployment.
How I can help
From initial conversation to final visuals, I'll work with you to create a design that fits your brand and makes sense to your audience. We'll start with content planning, explore visual direction through moodboards, structure it with wireframes, then bring it all together.
I turn your design into a working website with clean, organized code. This includes planning the technical structure, integrating any tools you need (booking systems, payments, forms), thorough testing across devices and browsers, and handling the launch. Built to work reliably from day one.
Ongoing support to keep your site secure, fast, and functional. From security updates and bug fixes to content changes and performance monitoring, I handle the technical maintenance so your site keeps working without you having to think about it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Projects start at around £800-900, but the final cost depends on what you need and how custom you want to go.
Tell me your budget and what you're trying to achieve, and I'll tell you honestly what's possible.
I set a minimum of four weeks per project. The timeline depends on complexity and how quickly we can get through iterations and feedback
Revisions are part of the process. I understand that the first draft is often just that, a draft. This means I include up to three rounds of revisions to refine the design and functionality.
Once the design is ready, I will send it to you for approval, and we will discuss what works and what needs changing. That will be the first revision. The second and third one will follow the same process.
Of course, if you love the first version, I promise I won't be upset about it 😀
Payments are split into three stages:
Once the project is complete and final payment is made, you own all rights to your website and its content. I'll hand over all necessary files and access so you're in full control. All the specifics will be covered in the contract we sign before starting work.
Of course. Just hand over the design files or access to the platform (Adobe XD, Illustrator, Figma etc.).
Current versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge. If you're using an updated browser on a reasonably modern device, the site will work fine.
This depends on the details of the project, but assuming the paperwork and financials have been set up, and we've agreed on what the project is about, I will at least need the following:
It depends on what kind of site you have:
If you have a CMS (content management system): You can handle most updates yourself: adding pages, changing text, updating images. I'm available if you need help or want to add new features.
For other sites: I'm available for ongoing maintenance, updates, and improvements. We can work out a retainer or project-based arrangement depending on what you need.
A CMS (Content Management System) lets you update the website yourself without needing to code: blog posts, pages, text, images, that sort of thing. I use Wagtail, a modern CMS built on Python and Django - the same technology trusted by NASA, Google, NHS, and Instagram. It's secure, reliable, and straightforward to use
You might want one if:
You probably don't need one if:
We'll discuss what makes sense for your situation.
Not yet, but I'm happy to point you toward providers I trust, or I can work with whatever hosting you already have.
