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Website repair
White screens, 500s, broken checkouts, forms that silently swallow leads, plugin conflicts, expired certificates. I find the real cause, not the symptom.
- Same-day triage for emergencies
- Plain-English write-up of the cause
Taking on new projects
Your broken website,
fixed in days.
I fix the websites that are quietly costing small businesses customers. Broken layouts, slow loading, dead SEO, ageing platforms — audited free within 24 hours, most fixes live within 48. And you don’t pay a penny until it is.
- No upfront cost — pay when it’s fixed
- One engineer, start to finish
- You keep every account & line of code
The standard I build to
Target on every job0Perf
0A11y
0Best
0SEO
- Largest Contentful Paint
- 6.4s→under 1s
- Cumulative Layout Shift
- 0.34→under 0.1
- Total page weight
- 4.8 MB→under 500 KB
- Mobile layout bugs
- 17→0
- WordPress
- Shopify
- Webflow
- Squarespace
- Next.js
- React
- WooCommerce
- Wix
- Laravel
- Ghost
- Astro
- Magento
[01] Proof
What “broken” actually looks like.
Drag the handle. This is a demonstration rather than a client case study — but every fault on the left is one I genuinely get called about: headings spilling out of their container, a nav knocked out of line, cards that don’t share a baseline, and vitals in the red.
LCP 0.9sCLS 0.01SEO 100
LCP 6.4sCLS 0.34SEO 41
Drag the handle — or use the arrow keys
[02] Services
Everything that’s wrong with your site. One person, one invoice.
Pick a single fix or hand me the whole thing. Either way you get one engineer, a price agreed in advance, and a date.
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Display & layout fixes
Content overflowing on mobile, wonky breakpoints, Safari-only bugs, images stretching, text colliding. Tested on real devices, not just a resized window.
- Cross-browser & real-device checks
- Pixel-accurate responsive rebuilds
03
Performance tuning
Render-blocking scripts, unoptimised images, bloated themes, no caching, chatty third-party tags. I keep going until Core Web Vitals are in the green.
- Sub-1s load times as the target
- Before/after Lighthouse report
04
SEO that actually indexes
Technical SEO first: crawlability, sitemaps, canonical chaos, thin metadata, schema markup, local listings and the redirects your last migration broke.
- Full technical audit
- Google Business Profile & local setup
05
Upgrades & rebuilds
Stuck on an ancient PHP, an abandoned theme or a host that keeps falling over? I modernise it, or rebuild it properly, without losing your URLs.
- Staged, reversible cut-overs
- Redirect maps so rankings survive
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Security & upkeep
Malware clean-up, hardening, off-site backups and updates, so the thing I fixed stays fixed. Ongoing upkeep by arrangement — no subscription to sign.
- Backups configured properly
- Updates handled on request
[03] About
You’re hiring one person. That’s the whole point.
No agency, no team, no office. One engineer who wants your site to be good.
Flowly is me — Harry. I graduated as an engineer recently, and I’m building my portfolio by fixing and rebuilding websites for small businesses near me.
That’s the honest deal, and it cuts both ways. I don’t have ten years of case studies behind me yet. What I do have is the time to care about your site more than an agency juggling forty accounts, prices set to build a portfolio rather than pay for an office, and every reason in the world to do work I’d be proud to show the next person who asks.
You get me from start to finish. The person who audits your site is the person who writes the code, and the person who picks up the phone when something breaks at 8pm on a Friday.
— Harry
- One person, start to finish — no handoffs, no account manager
- Portfolio pricing while I build up my case studies
- Local small businesses are exactly who I want to work with
- Nothing to pay until your site is live and you’re happy
[//] What I commit to
0hFrom your enquiry to a written audit
0Engineer on your project, start to finish
£0To pay before your site is live
0hTypical turnaround on a single fix
[04] Why Flowly
Built around what agencies are worst at: speed and straight answers.
Most web work stalls in process — briefs, calls, sign-offs, someone picking it up in three weeks. There is none of that here. You talk to the person doing the work, and the work starts the same day.
Start with a free audit01
Days, not weeks
A single fix usually goes out within two working days. A performance and SEO pass takes about a week, a full rebuild two to three. You get the date before you commit to anything.
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Nothing to pay upfront
No deposit, no setup fee, no card details before I’ve done anything. I invoice once the work is live and you’ve told me you’re happy with it — so the risk of hiring someone new sits with me, not you.
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You always know the price first
The audit comes back with a figure. No hourly meter, no scope-creep invoices. If I underestimate the job that’s my problem to absorb, not yours to pay for.
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Zero downtime, always
Every change is built and tested on a copy of your site, then pushed live in one go. If anything looks wrong, I roll it back in seconds.
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Proof, not promises
Every job ends with a before/after report: Lighthouse scores, load times, the bugs that are gone and exactly what changed. You can check every claim I make.
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You deal with me directly
No ticket queue, no junior picking it up in three weeks, nobody relaying your questions to someone else. You have my email and I answer it myself.
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No lock-in, ever
You keep ownership of the code, the hosting, the domain and every account. Walk away whenever you like — nothing is held hostage.
[05] Process
Four steps. Three of them are mine.
You send a web address. That’s genuinely the hard part done.
Free auditWithin 24 hours
Send me the URL. I go through the site properly and send back a plain-English list of what’s broken, what’s slow and what it’s costing you. No call required.
A fixed estimateSame day
You pick what you want done and I come back with one figure and one date. Say yes in a reply — no contract to negotiate, and nothing to pay at this stage.
I build it on a copyLive site untouched
The work happens on a staging clone, so your real site is never at risk. You get a preview link and can watch it come together.
Launch, then invoicePayment comes last
I push it live at a quiet hour, check everything, and send the before/after report. Only then do you get a bill. Two weeks of free aftercare follow every job.
[06] Your account
Stop digging through email. It’s all in one place.
Every client gets a private account centre. Invoices, receipts, anything recurring, the preview of the site I’m building you, and one message thread with me — without a single “can you resend that?” email.
Account centre
Kirkgate Joinery
Signed in as Sam · sam@kirkgatejoinery.co.uk
Outstanding balance
£499.00
1 invoice awaiting payment. Nothing is overdue.
- Invoices
- 2
- Paid
- 1
- Previews
- 1
Ready for you to look at
Homepage & quote form — updated 2 hours ago
Recent invoices
FLW-00422 Aug 2026£499.00sent
FLW-003114 Jul 2026£99.00paid
Messages
Homepage is looking great. Can we make the phone number bigger on mobile?
Have a click around— that’s the actual account centre running on sample data for a made-up joinery firm. Yours looks the same, with your work in it.
Watch your site being built
A private preview link for the work in progress, live from day one. Open it on your own phone, send it to a colleague, tell me what to change. Nothing touches your real site until you have said yes.
Every invoice, and every PDF
What is owed, what is paid, what it was for, line by line. Download the PDF of any invoice years later without asking me to dig it out of an inbox.
Anything recurring, in plain sight
If you are ever on an ongoing plan you see the price, the date it next bills and how to stop it. No card on file, no automatic renewal you have to catch.
One thread instead of forty emails
Questions, bugs, changes — all in one place, kept permanently. Six months from now you can still check what was agreed rather than searching your inbox for it.
No password to forget, either — you enter your email and I send you a link. And it costs nothing extra: it comes with the job.
[07] Pricing
Portfolio prices, honestly.
Nothing to pay until it’s done.
Starting estimates for typical jobs, not a fixed menu. Your audit comes back with one exact figure — and once you’ve agreed it, it doesn’t move. You’re invoiced after the work is live, never before it begins.
- No deposit
- No setup fee
- No card up front
- Pay on completion
Quick Fix
Estimate from£99
One specific thing that’s broken.
- One issue diagnosed and fixed
- Usually live within 48 hours
- Plain-English explanation of the cause
- 14 days of free aftercare
Performance & SEO
Estimate from£499
Make the site you have work properly.
- Everything in Quick Fix
- Core Web Vitals into the green
- Full technical SEO pass
- Responsive & cross-browser fixes
- Accessibility clean-up
- Before/after report
Full Rebuild
Estimate from£849
Start again, and do it properly.
- Designed and built from scratch
- Fast and accessible from day one
- Content moved across, URLs preserved
- Set up so you can edit it yourself
- Two to three weeks, typically
- 30 days of free aftercare
Every figure above is an estimate, billed only once the work is live and signed off. Something bigger or stranger than the three boxes? Send it over and I’ll scope it properly rather than guess.
The standard
Judge me on this site.
Every developer says they build fast, accessible websites. Mine is sitting in front of you — so check it rather than take my word for it. Tab through it without a mouse, open the source, or run it through Google’s own tool:
Desktop
PerformancePerformance: 100 out of 100
AccessibilityAccessibility: 100 out of 100
Best practicesBest practices: 100 out of 100
SEOSEO: 100 out of 100
Agentic browsingAgentic browsing: 2 of 2 checks passed
Desktop run. Don’t take my word for it — run the test yourself. It takes about thirty seconds and it’s free.
These are the same standards every site I build is held to.
- Trackers, analytics and ad cookies
- None
- Colour contrast, every page
- WCAG AA
- Keyboard operable, with visible focus
- Throughout
- Respects reduced motion & high contrast
- Yes
- Pages served as static HTML
- 53
- Free guides published, no sign-up
- 19
[08] Guides
Everything I know, written down for free.
19 plain-English guides to the parts of a website that actually matter. No jargon, no sign-up. Useful whether you hire me or fix it yourself.
Foundations01
Why your website matters
What a website is really for, what a bad one costs you, and how to judge your own honestly.
Performance02
Site speed & Core Web Vitals
What LCP, CLS and INP mean in plain English, why they affect rankings, and what actually makes sites slow.
Foundations03
Mobile & responsive design
What responsive design actually means, the things that break most often on phones, and how to test properly.
Foundations04
Accessibility
What accessibility means in practice, why it is both a legal and commercial issue, and the changes that help most.
Findability05
Technical SEO basics
How search engines find and understand your pages, and the technical faults that quietly keep you out of results.
Findability06
Local SEO
How to show up in local searches and the map pack — usually the highest-value SEO work a local business can do.
[09] FAQ
The questions
worth asking me.
Something else on your mind? Ask it in the form below — I answer these myself.
Fair question, and it’s the reason I structured things the way I did. You pay nothing upfront, nothing until the work is live, and nothing at all if I can’t deliver what I quoted. The free audit also means you see how I think about your site before any money is involved. The prices are what they are because I’m building a portfolio — you’re getting the benefit of that, and I’m getting work I can show.
The audit comes back inside 24 hours. A single fix is usually live within 48 hours of you approving the estimate. A performance and SEO pass takes about a week, a full rebuild two to three. If your site is down or your checkout is broken, that jumps the queue and I start the same day.
They’re starting estimates for typical jobs, not a fixed menu. Once I’ve audited your site I’ll give you one exact figure — and that figure doesn’t move afterwards. If the job turns out bigger than I judged, absorbing that is my problem, not something I come back to you about.
No. I work with whatever you already have. If your host is genuinely the bottleneck I’ll say so and show you the numbers, but the decision stays yours and I never take ownership of your accounts.
No. Everything is built on a copy and pushed live in a single deploy, usually outside your busiest hours. I keep a restore point, so if anything looks off we’re back to the previous version in seconds.
For the audit, just the web address. To do the work I’ll need admin access to your site and hosting, which you can revoke the moment I’m done. No long onboarding and no 40-question brief.
There’s nothing to pay upfront — no deposit, no setup fee. I invoice in full once the work is live and you’ve confirmed you’re happy with it, payable within 14 days. Bank transfer is easiest, and you get a proper invoice for your records.
[10] Free audit
Send me a URL.
I’ll send back the problems.
I’ll go through your site properly and write back within 24 hours with what’s broken, what’s slow, and what it would cost to put right. No call, no pitch deck, no obligation.
- Written audit inside 24 hours
- One figure, agreed before I start
- No card, no deposit, no obligation