Tell me what you’re
trying to get done.
I build websites, apps, and AI workflows. First, let’s figure out what would actually help your business.
Help customers book a visit.
A sample website project: explain the service, answer questions, and connect booking.
To explore 2
In progress 2
Ready to use 2
Draft the reply. Keep the review.
A sample workflow for the customer questions that keep coming back.
Fix the site, or start over?
A sample decision: compare a smaller repair with a full rebuild before spending on either.
- 01Look at where customers get stuckWhat are they asking your team instead?
- 02Compare the work and running costsRepair, change platforms, or rebuild?
- 03Agree on the part to do firstKeep what works. Test the change.
A developer who looks at the business, too
You know the day-to-day.
I’ll bring another perspective.
Maybe customers can’t find what they need. Maybe your team is copying the same information into three places. Show me how it works today; I’ll help you decide what to fix, what to build, and what to leave alone.
AI & automation
The inbox is full.
Where could AI help?
Replies, meeting notes, or questions your team answers every day. We can test one job with your own information and a person checking the result.
Talk through an AI projectStart with one job your team does every week.
Another booking question. Here’s a draft.
“Can you help us update our website and add online booking?”
Thanks for reaching out. Yes, I can help explore a website update and booking options. What do you use today, and what would you like customers to be able to book?
The meeting ended. What needs doing?
“We need new product photos. Sam will check the stock list. Let’s review the store page next week.”
Arrange new product photos. Ask Sam to check the stock list. Schedule a store-page review for next week. Confirm owners and dates before sharing.
The answer is in your handoff guide.
“What should we include when we hand a project over?”
From the sample handoff checklist: access details, a short walkthrough, support contacts, and any recurring costs. Check that the current version covers your project.
Websites & applications
Your customer shouldn’t
have to figure it out.
I build around the thing someone came to do: ask about a service, buy a product, or get their work done. Then I test the details on phones as well as desktops.
Website help
Lancing Design
A broad service offering, an easy-to-browse menu, and one place to explain the project you have in mind.
See how I built itWays I can help
What’s on your list?
AI & automation
Figure out where AI belongs in your work.
Websites
Build, rebuild, or sort out the site you have.
Apps & custom code
Replace a workaround with a tool that fits.
Technical consulting
Talk it through before buying or building.
Business email
Your domain, your inboxes, fewer loose ends.
Marketing
Explain the offer and give customers a reason to ask.
SEO & AI search
Help people find the services you actually offer.
Point of sale
Get the counter and online store working together.
Setup, rebuilds & a second opinion
Already thinking WordPress,
Shopify, or a site builder?
I can help set it up—or help you decide before you buy. The best choice depends on what you’re selling, who will update it, and what needs to connect.
You can ask for advice without committing to a rebuild.We’ll compare the work involved, running costs, and what your team will need to maintain.
Get a second opinion ↗My brands & independent projects
Here’s what I’ve been building.

BusyMCP
My AI training and consulting brand, explaining where to start and what a business can try first.

GlanceMetric
A WordPress move that kept the website audit, project estimator, and sample reporting tools.

RPWith.Me / URS
An application where writers organize characters and projects, then write private scenes together.
Working together
You don’t need a technical brief to talk to me.
Tell me what’s happening, what you’d like to change, and what you’ve already tried. We’ll look at the options before you commit to a build.
Meet Jeremy- 01
Show me how it works now.
The customer questions, the repeated work, or the idea you haven’t had time to try.
- 02
Let’s weigh up the options.
What will it take to build and keep running? Is there a simpler way?
- 03
Build it, test it, put it to use.
Agree on the scope, check the work together, and make sure you know how to use it.
Let’s work out what’s worth building.
Bring the problem or the idea. I’ll help you compare a few ways to tackle it.
Talk to Jeremy