Hand-coded websites & platforms that sell.

PJB have built in Bolton since 2010 — 5.0 on Google, two directors still on the tools, every trade in-house. Their reputation travelled by recommendation and barely existed online.

The work is the proof, so the work leads. Twenty-two projects across eight filterable categories — if someone only wants to see bathrooms, they see bathrooms. Each one shot on site, captioned and categorised rather than dumped into one scrolling wall.

Underneath sits nine service pages built for how people actually search — kitchen fitters in Bolton, roofing across Bolton, Bury and Horwich — instead of one generic services page competing with everyone.

Every route out is a WhatsApp deep link with the message already written, alongside tap-to-call and a sticky action bar pinned to the bottom of every phone screen. The FAQ answers the cost question straight — extensions from the £30,000s — rather than making people ring to find out.

A Manchester family has housed students since 1986 — Landlord of the Year 2024 and 2026, 5.0 on Google. They were renting their online presence from portals and agencies. They wanted to own it.

So I built the whole thing from a blank file. Group-size search, a custom-branded map pinning every home against every university, Matterport 3D tours on each property, a love-heart shortlist and one enquiry that covers a whole student group. No account, no friction.

Behind it sits the part clients never usually get: a control-room dashboard the family run themselves. Add and edit homes, work a leads inbox, flip statuses, get an email the second an enquiry lands. No developer needed, no portal bill, no spreadsheet.

A Manchester marketing studio — social media management, paid ads on Google and Meta, branding and strategy. They needed a site that looked as considered as the work they sell, and they needed it live quickly.

The entire site is one hand-written HTML file. No framework, no build step, no dependency to break in six months. It drops onto Cloudflare Pages as a folder and it's live in under a minute.

There is no contact form anywhere on it. Every enquiry route is a pre-composed Instagram DM — the visitor picks what they need and the message writes itself before the app even opens. No inbox to monitor, no spam, no backend to pay for. Shipped with a branded 404, security headers, cache rules and full metadata.

A full-stack fantasy betting game where mates predict every World Cup 2026 match, climb 50 ranks and fight over a weekly prize pot. Shipped as an installable web app and a native iOS app, both on one live backend.

Server-authoritative end to end. The deterministic odds engine is ported byte-for-byte between Swift and TypeScript, so both platforms quote exactly the same price. Every bet settles against live API-Football results inside idempotent Firestore transactions — with Stripe payments, a social feed, leaderboards and a penalty mini-game on top.