Designed and built, not assembled

Most web designers hand you a template. I build the one that fits your business.

Websites for Hertfordshire and London businesses, designed around how you actually win work and built properly, so they stay fast, stay yours, and keep bringing in enquiries. And when your business needs something off-the-shelf cannot do, I can build that too.

90+ five-star reviews

Work has shipped for teams at
BBC Sainsbury's NHS TEDx Royal London News UK Data Center Dynamics Fireaway NEC
Design and build

What I actually build

Most of it is the website itself. Some of it is the machinery underneath, for when the website has to do more than sit there.

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Why one person

You could brief an agency and queue behind ten other retainers. You could hire a designer who hands over a pretty file and leaves the building to somebody else.

Or hire the person who spent a decade learning how things sell, before learning how to build them.

What the build side sees

A page that loads in about a second on a phone, a form that works with a thumb, and an enquiry button that is still there when somebody has scrolled halfway down.

Terence Meghani
Terence Meghani · Herts & London

What the brand side sees

The same enquiry button, and why the words on it do not sound like the business that talked somebody into pressing it.

Once it's built properly, it should look like it

Branding & marketing

For when the site needs a business behind it that looks like it means it: branding-agency-level thinking, without briefing a branding agency and a developer separately.

Identity & naming

Naming, logo, visual system, voice: built to survive contact with a product page, not just a pitch deck.

Content & packaging

Photography direction, packaging, print. The physical layer of the brand, not just the digital one.

SEO, PPC & social

Traffic strategy built around a site engineered to convert it: because in most cases, I built that too.

What clients say

Real reviews, not stock quotes

Pulled from the live reviews page: ninety-plus of these, going back over a decade.

Have worked with Terri and the team for over a decade. Brought them in to help reset cyber messaging and awareness for the biggest global news media provider in the world!
News UK
We recently asked Terence to design our TEDx University of Salford website, and having seen the finished website, we can safely say he's done an amazing job.
Nisha, TEDx University of Salford
We had very good service & experience from Terence and the team. They developed the new website for us and assisted with the photos, text, layout, key words etc.
Kemp Services Ltd
The Wekrazy team's expertise in web development is truly commendable. They seamlessly integrated the Directus CMS, ensuring that our website not only looks stunning.
Nick
Terence and his team have been exceptional. Have used them for years. They built me a custom made website and handle monthly SEO which has been fantastic.
Xclusive Services
I have worked with Terry for over seven years now and I couldn't be happier with my website. Terry has exceeded my expectations.
Jas
Questions people actually ask

FAQ

Do you only build with WordPress?

Yes, deliberately. It is the most widely used website platform there is, so the site stays yours and another developer could pick it up later if you ever needed one. Going deep on one platform instead of spreading across ten also means that when something breaks at 11pm, I already know why.

Can you just do the branding, or just the website?

Either. Most clients start with one and end up wanting both once they see how much faster things move when nothing gets lost in the handoff.

Do I actually need a new website?

Maybe not. I won't rebuild what already works just to have built it. Often the honest answer is a few targeted fixes, faster hosting and better words on the pages people actually land on, and you keep the site you have. If a rebuild genuinely is the right call, I will show you why rather than just saying so.

Can I update the site myself after launch?

Yes. The parts you actually change, text, images, opening times, the people on your team, are built to be easy to find and hard to break. If you would rather not touch it at all, I can look after it for you instead.

Why hire a freelancer instead of an agency?

Direct access to the person doing the work, no account manager relaying your notes, and none of the overhead you're quietly paying for in an agency retainer. You still get the design, the build and the brand behind it, just not three separate invoices.

Do you build WooCommerce sites?

Yes: product catalogues, a checkout that does not lose people on a phone, and the work underneath to keep it fast as the catalogue grows.

Where I work

Website design across Hertfordshire and north London

I take on work close enough to visit. It means I can sit in the room, watch how enquiries actually arrive, and build around that instead of guessing at it from an email thread. Every area below has its own page.

Not on the list? It is still worth asking.

Available for projects

Tell me what's broken, or what you're starting.

One email or a fifteen-minute call. I read and reply to every one myself: usually within a day, not a ticket queue.

No forms that vanish into a CRM. No sales call before the real conversation.