Good design.
Small budget.
Websites and web apps for small businesses that can’t afford an agency. One person does the design, the code and the server, so nothing gets lost between them.
What I do
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Design
Layout, type and color that make a small business look established. Designed for the phone first, with your real words and photos, not a template with the logo swapped.
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Build
Hand-coded sites and web apps. Fast, accessible, and edited without a plugin breaking. PHP, JavaScript and MySQL when the site has to do real work, and mobile apps when the job needs one.
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Run
Hosting, backups, email and the odd IT fire. The site stays up, the form keeps sending leads, and someone answers the phone when it doesn’t.
Track record
- 20+years designing and building production web systems
- 300+customer servers deployed from one pipeline I wrote
- 60 TBstorage arrays designed, built and replicated across two data centers
- 1person doing the design, the code and the recovery plan
Recent work
321 Handyman & Junk Removal
A two-person shop in Titusville with no website, competing against franchise haulers with six-figure marketing budgets.
- Six services, each with its own page and a quote form that pre-selects it.
- Leads land in a database and a Telegram alert, so nobody has to watch an inbox.
- Staff portal behind a login: customers, jobs, payments, printable invoices.
Designed, coded, hosted and still maintained by me. See it live
Notorious P.I.G.
A barbecue truck in Cocoa that is parked somewhere different every day. Menu with prices, the week's stops, and catering requests that arrive as a text message. The schedule is the part the owner edits himself.
What it costs
- One-page site from $300 One page that does the whole job: what you do, proof, phone, quote form. Live the same day.
- Small business site from $450 Up to six pages, service pages, quote form, your own domain and email setup. Live the same day.
- Care plan $50 / month Hosting, backups, updates and small edits. Cancel any time, you keep the site.
- Custom development quoted per project When a website has to do more than look good: web applications, dashboards, customer portals, booking systems and mobile apps. We scope it on a short call, then you get a fixed price before anything starts.
Every job is quoted at a fixed price before it starts, and can be paid in two or three installments. If your budget is smaller than the numbers above, say so and we’ll cut the scope, not the quality.
How it goes
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You call
Tell me what the business does and who it needs to reach. If you already have a site, I’ll say what’s worth keeping.
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I quote it
A written scope, a fixed price, and a date. No hourly surprises, and no retainer you didn’t ask for.
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It ships
You get the finished site, the logins, and a page of notes on how to run it. Edits after launch are quoted the same way.
Who you’re hiring
webwerks360 is Thomas Fry, in Titusville, Florida. Twenty years of building web applications and the infrastructure under them, usually as the only person doing both. He wrote the deployment system for 300+ servers at Intellifuel and the backup plan behind it, built the inventory software Sherrod Vans ran on, and shipped a report the Department of Energy accepted. Two years as an EMT is where the calm under pressure comes from. Straight answers, working systems, and documentation someone else can follow.
Start a project
Tell me what the business does and what the site has to do. You get a fixed price and a date, usually within one business day.
- Fixed price agreed before anything starts.
- Pay in two or three installments.
- You keep the site, the domain and the logins.
Rather talk? 321 362 9071
thomaswfry@gmail.com
Titusville, Florida · Space Coast and remote