I design and build the site myself, set it up in accounts in your name, and show you what's where. You get a written quote before anything starts.
Six steps from first call to launch. At each one you know what I need from you and what you get back.
Every account is in your name from day one. I'm added as an admin so I can make changes, and you can remove me at any time.
| Key | What it's for | Owner | Admin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Domain | Your web address | Owner: You | Admin: Cobber Solutions, and you can remove me |
| Hosting | Where the site lives (Cloudflare) | Owner: You | Admin: Cobber Solutions, and you can remove me |
| Form inbox | Where enquiries from your site are emailed | Owner: You | Admin: None needed |
| Visitor stats | How many people visit, with no cookies | Owner: You | Admin: Cobber Solutions, and you can remove me |
| Business email | Email on your domain, if you want it | Owner: You | Admin: Cobber Solutions, and you can remove me |
Every package starts with a call and a written quote. The price depends on how many pages and how much writing you need.
One page that tells people what you do and how to reach you.
Notes on your services, your logo if you have one, and any photos
Total Priced on a written quote
Up to five pages for a business with more to explain.
Notes for each page, your logo, and any photos
Total Priced on a written quote
Standard, plus a simple editor so you can change things yourself.
Notes for each page, your logo, and any photos
Total Priced on a written quote
Care plan. Optional, month to month. Small changes and regular checks after launch, so the site stays current.
Sites I've designed and built for the portfolio. Each one is for a made-up business in a real trade, and each shows its measured speed and accessibility scores.
Plumber and gasfitter, Melbourne's west
The home page leads with a job docket: an itemised example quote, the way a plumber would write one. A "view as the owner" switch shows how the owner would edit services and photos.
Concept project, not a real business.
See the Bluestone Plumbing & Gas site
Café on Sydney Road, Coburg
The home page is today's sheet: a dated menu with sold-out items struck through, next to this week's hours. The content is set up for Pages CMS, so an owner can update it without touching code.
Concept project, not a real business.
See the Corner Kettle site
Physio clinic on High Street, Northcote
The home page leads with the next free appointment times. Booking works like a clinic's appointment book: pick a type, then a time on this week's grid, then see your appointment card.
Concept project, not a real business.
See the Plinth Physiotherapy site
Florist in Yarraville
The home page leads with this week's stems, a dated board of what came in from the market. Ordering is a four-step demo: pick a size, write the card and watch it appear on a gift tag, then choose a delivery day that follows the shop's hours and 1pm cut-off.
Concept project, not a real business.
See the Kitchen Table Flowers siteI'm a freelance website designer and builder. I've been doing this work for a while, and I've recently opened my own business.
I design and build every site myself, so the person you talk to is the person doing the work. I keep sites simple and quick to load, and write the words in plain English.
I also have an IT background in Microsoft 365, sign-ins and DNS. That's why every account is set up in your name and handed over properly, with nothing tied to me.
Leave your number and the best time to call. We'll talk about your business and which package fits, and then I'll send a written quote.
If it's easier, you can also email cobber.solutions@outlook.com.