It started with a hobby — and a website I had no idea how to build.
My first website was for my own fitness blog. I didn't really know what I was doing, and I asked for a lot of help along the way. There were plenty of moments I wasn't sure I'd pull it off.
But then it worked. Watching buttons do what I told them, pages come together exactly how I'd pictured them, people landing on pages I never expected anyone to find — I was hooked. That's where the love for building websites came from.
Now I use what I've learned to help other people get an online presence they're actually proud of. And because I learned it the hard way, I take the time to understand a business properly before I build anything — so the site actually works for them, not just looks the part.
Websites aren't my whole story, either. I've spent years working face to face with customers — including time with names like Apple and Coca-Cola — helping sell everything from cars to technology. That side of things taught me what makes people choose one business over another, and I bring that straight into how I build: around your customers, not just your logo.
— Simon
