I build websites to order.

Made-to-order sites for small businesses. Fast on a bad signal, easy to find, and built for the one thing that counts: your phone ringing.

One fixed price · from £350

How it goes.

Four steps, in this order, every time.

  1. 1

    Talk

    A phone call. What the site has to make happen, what you’ve already got, and what you’d want it to say.

  2. 2

    Gather

    Photos, signage, packaging, business cards. Anything with the name on it is where the facts are, and where the mistakes get caught.

  3. 3

    Build

    You see it on your own phone before anyone else does. One set of changes is included. Anything after that is quoted first.

  4. 4

    Hand over

    Live within a week of getting your photos and the go-ahead. Files in your hands, and a walk through anything you’ll want to change yourself.

Three sites.

Three live sites. Two paying clients and one brand of my own. Taken apart on the work page →

No. 001
Trade
On-site spray coating
Where
Halifax, Calderdale

MJH Spray Solutions

A sole operator working out of a van, spraying uPVC, kitchens and commercial units. Five services, five pages, and a different layout on each so it never reads as one template repeated.

Thirty photographs of real jobs, seven of them paired into drag-to-compare sliders. Built to be read one-handed, on a phone, by someone standing on a driveway.

The MJH Spray Solutions home page: “Don’t replace it. Respray it.” set huge in white and orange across an angled charcoal panel. mjhspraysolutions.co.uk
No. 002
Trade
Padel court cleaning & maintenance
Where
UK-wide, club & venue

Pristine Padel

A specialist maintenance service selling to clubs and leisure operators rather than households, so the site sells a schedule, not a call-out.

Three maintenance plans laid out side by side, a four-step first visit, and an enquiry form that asks how many courts you have before you’ve typed a word.

The Pristine Padel home page: “Keeping padel courts clean, safe and match-ready” beside a before-and-after slider on an indoor court. pristinepadel.co.uk
No. 003
Trade
Men’s eczema skincare
Where
UK, direct to customer

Misunderstood

A skincare brand that had to earn belief before it could sell a jar. Four cited statistics sit above the products, and the founder’s own story does the work a product page can’t.

Proof the same approach scales past a trade site: a full brand world, a shop, and a range that reads as considered rather than assembled.

The Misunderstood home page: “Take back your skin” set large in white and blue over a dark navy ground, beside the No. I Barrier Repair bottle. misunderstoodskin.co.uk

What you get.

A finished website. Designed, written, built, put live and handed to you. Not a template with your logo dropped into it.

Build
No WordPress, no page builder, nothing to update. Opens on a phone with one bar of signal.
Photos
Yours, resized and corrected. Before-and-afters set up as a slider you drag.
Enquiries
A form that reaches your inbox, tested before handover, and a tap-to-call bar on every page.
Findable
Set up so people find you on Google, with your Business Profile pointed at the site.
Yours
You own the domain and the files. No lock-in, and nothing you have to keep paying.
From £350

One number, before I start.

That buys a finished site: the pages you need, your photos sorted out, a working enquiry form, and it live on your own domain.

More pages, photography, or a shop puts it up. Whatever the figure is, you get it in writing before any work starts and it doesn’t move afterwards.

Not included
Domain and hosting, £10 to £20 a year, bought in your name, not mine.
Afterwards
Changes are quoted per job, so you only pay when you want something done.
Keeping it up to date
Small changes and general upkeep: new photos, a price change, another service added. I can cover those month to month, or quote each one as it comes. Bigger work, like new pages, is quoted separately either way.
Toby Didgiunaitis, who runs PieceWork.

Who you’re dealing with.

I’m Toby. I run PieceWork out of Halifax and I’m the only person on it. No account manager, no team you never meet, and nobody to pass you to when something needs sorting.

I built my first Shopify store at fifteen. Five years on I build and sell my own brand. Misunderstood is skincare for men with eczema, which I have myself. So I’ve sat on your side of this: writing the words, deciding what was worth proving, and waiting to find out whether a stranger trusted me enough to buy. Most people who build websites never have.

I’m studying Business Accounting and Finance at Newcastle, on PwC’s Flying Start programme. It’s why I ask what a site has to bring in before I ask what it should look like, and why nothing goes near your domain without being checked twice.

It means you can ring the person who built it. And if I can’t do yours properly, I will say so rather than take the work.

Get a quote.

Tell me what you do and what the site needs to make happen. I’ll come back with a number and what it covers.

Or ring 07508 869815. You’ll get me, not a switchboard.

If this won’t send, ring 07508 869815 or email tobiasdidge@icloud.com.

Ring PieceWork on 07508 869815