Akarsh Bandi

I build websites for small businesses — restaurants, trades, studios, small software teams. One person does the thinking, the design and the building, which means nothing gets lost between three people and a handover meeting.

one column, all the way down

Six of those are live right now, and they are real builds rather than mockups: a wood-fired restaurant, an interiors studio, a dental practice, a roofing contractor, a personal-injury firm and a strength club. Different industries, the same stack — Astro rendering the pages, Sanity holding the content, Cloudflare Workers serving it from the edge. All six are written up on the work page.

6 industries, one stack

Every site I hand over comes with an editing screen, so the owner can change text, photos and prices themselves. Tap a field, type, publish. It's the part most people don't realise they should be asking for. There is a case study on it.

Speed isn't a feature I bolt on at the end, it's the default. The last build I measured came in at 99 for performance and 100 for accessibility on PageSpeed — a 173ms server response and zero layout shift — before any of it was written a second time to cover Safari. The measurements are written up here.

measured, not promised

When you pay for a website, you should own it—not rent it. What I deliver is a fixed price in writing, clean code you completely own, and a secure editing screen to change your own content without breaking a thing. By launching directly on Cloudflare's global free tier (opens Cloudflare's official Free plan documentation), your hosting bill is zero — the only recurring cost is your own domain name, which you own too. Putting you in total control of your asset is simply the right way to do business.

still the truest thing I say