Skip to content

Web development

Make your website
do more of the work.

Online stores, booking systems and custom features, built quickly, kept safe and yours to edit.

One fixed price, agreed before anything is built.

What this looks like when a website does the work.

  1. 1Booking on your own site, connected.
  2. 2An estimate form that asks the right questions.
  3. 3What lands after a booking, nothing typed twice.

What you get, piece by piece.

The feature you were told was impossible

Tell us what your setup cannot do. We price it, then build it.

Stores that are easy to buy from

Quick to browse and easy to pay, especially on a phone.

Your systems connected

Orders, stock, calendar and email linked once, properly.

Looked after

Updates, backups and someone watching it, for a flat monthly fee.

Speed work

Pages that open quickly, tested on real phones.

Handed over with notes

Your code, hosting and accounts, with how it all works written down.

Inside the work

Built, tested and shipped in one run.

Most builds are a status call once a fortnight. This is the work itself.

You say it onceWhat the site has to doWhat has to carry overWhat must never break

Google Search ConsoleReading what breaks todayThe pages that are slow, broken or missing.
GoogleOpening the sites above youWhat theirs does that yours does not.
ClaudeSorting what has to carry overSome of the old site is worth keeping.
ClaudeWriting the build orderWhat ships first, and what waits.
ClaudeBuilding and testing itOn real phones, on a real connection.
Google MapsWatching it after launchAnd fixing whatever slipped.

Then it goes round again, every month: updates, backups and speed checks, and nothing changes on the live site without your yes.

A person sets the brief, picks what goes first, and tests every page before it ships.

One account, one brief

Every one of these, on one account.

What you tell us once drives all of it, and a person signs off on everything a customer sees.

ClaudeAll of it runs on Claude, and a person signs off on everything a customer sees. See it on three real businesses.

Three things that break on a built site, and what they look like fixed.

mortiseandhinge.com: booking, tools and upkeep

Told it is impossible

Built anyway

Tools that do not talk

Everything connected

Scared to update

Looked after

What it costs.

One price, agreed in writing before anything starts.

ThemeKnockExample quote
For
Your business
Service
Web development
Plan
Web development
  • The feature you were told was impossibleIncluded
  • Stores that are easy to buy fromIncluded
  • Your systems connectedIncluded
  • Looked afterIncluded
  • Speed workIncluded
  • Handed over with notesIncluded
TotalQuoted in writing

One fixed price, agreed before we start, so there are no surprise invoices. Tell us what the site has to do, and you get the price after one conversation.

  • Agreed in writing first
  • One flat price
  • Everything in your name
  • Leave with one email

Nothing starts until you say yes.

What do you need?

Why a quote?

This work is sized to the job, so the price is agreed in writing first. It is one flat price, never hourly, and nothing starts until you say yes.

Not sure which fits?Tell us what you have. You get a straight answer in writing.

Questions owners ask.

Not answered here? Ask us. You get a straight answer in writing.

What do you build with?

Next.js, React, WordPress, Shopify and custom connections. We pick what suits your case.

What does a build cost?

One fixed price, agreed before we start, so there are no surprise invoices. Tell us what the site has to do, and you get the price after one conversation.

Can you take over a site someone else built?

Yes. We check it first and tell you honestly what state it is in. Then we make it stable before adding anything new.

Who owns the code?

You do. Your code, your hosting and your accounts are handed over with notes on how it all works.

What happens after it launches?

Updates, backups and improvements run on an optional monthly care plan, priced before launch. Nothing changes on the live site without your yes.

Is a machine writing the code for my booking system?

Claude writes a great deal of it on our own setup, and a person reads it and tests it. The daily work shows on the board: the online booking built, the bookings connected to the calendar you already use, the checkout tested on real phones, the old site moved across without losing its pages. Nothing goes live until somebody has booked a test job all the way through it.

Start here

Tell us what your site cannot do

Ask us what it would take to build, or start with the free website check. Both are free.

Get my free plan