98 PageSpeed Ember & Salt
A phone-first restaurant site where the menu is content, not a PDF — change a price and publish in about a minute.
98 PageSpeed · menu editable by the owner
Six builds.
Six sites I designed, built, deployed and measured. Every PageSpeed score below was run against the live site — the links open the real thing. Four runs each, so the numbers move a point or two; these are the medians.
↳ every one of these is updated by its owner
98 PageSpeed 
97 PageSpeed Hearth & Home
A portfolio that gives each room the full width of the screen, and a four-question enquiry form people finish.
97 PageSpeed · 1.8s largest paint · four questions, no account
99 PageSpeed BrightSmile Dental
A dental practice site built around the one question a new patient has: can I book today? Fees in plain words rather than behind a phone call.
99 PageSpeed · 1.7s largest paint
97 PageSpeed Summit Roofing & Air
One crew for the roof and the air inside it. A three-field quote form instead of five service pages, with tap-to-call above the fold.
97 PageSpeed · 1.8s largest paint · zero layout shift
97 PageSpeed Aldridge & Kane
A law firm site where the results are the design. Settled figures above the fold, and a case review that asks for less than anyone expects.
97 PageSpeed · 2.3s largest paint · zero layout shift
98 PageSpeed Ironhaus
A strength club where the timetable shows the real week — seven days of classes a visitor can read without calling anyone, over a photograph on every discipline.
Photos self-hosted · 20 images · zero third-party requests
What powers every site here
Cloudflare (opens Cloudflare's official Free plan documentation)
Your site is served from Cloudflare's network on the Free plan — SSL included and bandwidth unmetered, which is why a small business can run without a hosting bill. You own the domain and the account; the tier is documented in full, with the limits, so you can see exactly where the free plan stops.
Sanity (opens Sanity's official site)
The editing screen behind every site here. Plain-language fields, no clutter, and no developer in the loop: click the text on the page, type the new version, publish. The screen is deliberately small — if the owner needs a manual to change a phone number, the handover has failed.
Astro (opens Astro's official site)
What renders the pages. It ships almost no JavaScript, so a visitor downloads HTML rather than a framework runtime — which is where the speed comes from, and speed is the single biggest lever on search ranking. Smaller payloads and a smaller attack surface are the same decision.
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