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Web design in Calpe and across the Costa Blanca, by someone you can call.
I'm Wayne. I build websites and online shops from €400, fix the ones that aren't working, and write custom software. Fixed prices, and I answer the phone afterwards.
I'm Wayne, an independent web designer and developer in Calpe with around twenty years in the job. I build new websites and online shops, fix the ones that aren't working, and write the custom software some businesses need. You explain it to me, I build it, and I'm the one who answers afterwards.
Not sure you need anything? A free chat costs nothing, by phone or over a coffee in Calpe, with no pitch. Or WhatsApp +34 633 198 142, I usually reply the same day.
“After a series of bad experiences with other web developers, working with Wayne was a breath of fresh air.”Abbie Warton on Trustpilot
One of seven five-star reviews. The rest are on this page, beside the questions they answer, and all of them are on Trustpilot.
What do you need?
Pick the closest. Not sure? Describe the problem and I'll tell you what it takes, even when the answer is that you don't need me.
A new website
Designed and built from scratch around what you sell. Quick on a phone, easy to find on Google, and yours outright.
What a new website includesfrom €400
A website that needs fixing
Broken, slow, hacked, or just not bringing in enquiries. I find out why and fix it, rather than selling you a rebuild you don't need.
How repairs work“These guys know what they are doing.”
Carlo on Trustpilot usually the same week
An online shop or custom system
Selling online, bookings, customer areas, or software that joins up how your business already works.
Shops and custom buildsfrom €6,500
Already have a site that works? I can look after it from €65 a month, make it faster, get you found locally or help with WordPress.
The work, up close
One site taken apart so you can see the thinking, then whole sites you can scroll through. Every one is live.
Four languages, four sets of pagesSpanish, English, German and Dutch each have their own pages, so Google shows people the one they read.
Book a table firstThe booking button and the phone number come before anything else on the screen.
Opening hours where people lookThe question everyone has, answered near the top, not buried in the footer.
The menu, in picturesFrom a Google search to the dishes in one tap.
Boomerang Steakhouse
A steakhouse in Calpe, open since 1985. How I built it
Across Spain
Webuycars.es
One clear job: type in your number plate and get a valuation for your car.
Spain
Hidden Gems
A guide to Spain off the beaten path, with places you can search and browse by province.
And the work I can't show. I've also built and looked after websites for schools, charities and hotels in the UK and Spain. Those projects are under confidentiality agreements, so there are no names or screenshots here, but I'm happy to talk about the kind of work involved.
Is your website costing you customers?
Type in your web address and get a plain-English report in about thirty seconds. Free, and nothing to sign up for.
I only look at what your website shows the public. About the health check
- SecurityIs the padlock there, and is anything out of date that invites trouble?
- Speed on a phoneHow long a customer waits on mobile data before they see anything.
- Showing up on GoogleWhether Google can read the site and understands what you do and where.
- Spanish and EU rulesThe legal notice, privacy policy and cookie consent the law expects.
You deal with the person doing the work.
There's no account manager and no salesperson. SourceCode is me: one developer with around twenty years of building websites, online shops and custom systems. The person you explain it to is the person who builds it, and who picks up when you call.
If a cheaper fix will do, I'll say so. If you don't need me at all, I'll tell you that too. A struggling site often needs repairs rather than replacing, so I start with what's actually wrong.
WayneIndependent web developer, Calpe
- You own it
- Once it's paid for, the site, the web address and every login are in your name. It's built with standard web technology, so any developer could carry on with it if I retired tomorrow.
- Fixed price
- In writing before I start, and it doesn't move. 30% up front to book your slot, the rest when it's finished and before it goes live.
- No lock-in
- Monthly looking-after is month to month. Stop whenever you like.
- In English
- Every conversation, quote and invoice, start to finish.
“He was always available to take my calls, and the after-sales support has been incredible.”
What it costs
Starting prices for the usual jobs. You get a fixed price in writing before any work starts, and it doesn't move once we've agreed it.
How paying works
- 30% up front to book your slot and start. It covers the planning and setup, so it isn't refundable if you cancel.
- The rest when it's finished, once you're happy with it on a private link.
- Then it goes live and every login is handed over to you.
After launch, 2 weeks of fixes are included for anything that doesn't work as it should. Read the full terms.
“Wayne is helpful, knowledgeable and gives a speedy response.”
From first message to live site
No stage where you're left wondering what's happening or what it will cost.
Tell me what you need
A few lines through the form, a WhatsApp or a call. No questionnaire, and no technical words needed.
Get a plan and a fixed price
Within a day: what I'd build, what I wouldn't and why, the price in writing, and when I can start.
I build it, and stay around
You watch it come together on a private link. Once it's paid for, I put it live, hand over the logins, show you how to change things, and I'm still here afterwards.
“Very knowledgeable, accurate and thorough.”
What I need from you: your logo if you have one, some photos (phone photos are fine), your prices and opening hours, and the words for each page. Don't have the words? I can write them for you, quoted separately.
Software I've built and run
Not every job is a website. These are products of my own, from business systems to free tools and a browser game, built the same way I'd build yours.
For businesses
Free tools and side projects
“He will always find a way to make everything work seamlessly, no matter how complicated the request.”
Farsight CRM Live
Every customer, order and subscription from your WordPress shops in one place, with invoices and payment links sent from the same screen.
Monitrova Live
Website monitoring that checks every site I look after, every minute, and tells me before a client has to. It's what watches your site on a care plan.
Horuno Launching soon
Bookings, attendance and billing for businesses that sell sessions: tutors, music teachers, coaches, therapists. Who pays, who attends, who teaches what, and the invoices that follow.
INeedA Live
A directory of trusted local businesses across Spain. Search by trade and town, compare community votes and reviews, and contact the business directly.
ToolShout In development
A curated directory of AI tools and independent software. Founders submit real products, a person reviews each one, and visitors find tools by the problem they solve.
Not public yet, so this is a screenshot.
TradeSentry In development
A risk-first trading system that paper-trades against real market data, with an independent risk engine and honest performance reports. No real money is ever involved.
Not public yet, so this is a screenshot.
YOU HAD ONE JOB Free tool
A free website health check. Paste a web address and it grades speed, security, SEO and accessibility in about thirty seconds, then tells you what's wrong, with jokes.
Vibe Code Or Cry Free tool
A second opinion on an app idea before you spend a weekend on it: a score out of 100 on originality, usefulness and the odds you abandon it, plus the fixes worth making.
Waiting On Dave Free tool
An excuse generator for freelancers whose client still hasn't sent the content, with the Dave-O-Meter and a calculator for the realistic new deadline.
New York Streets Browser game
A multiplayer crime game that runs in the browser, set in 1920s New York. Pick pockets, crack vaults and fight other players, with no download.
Questions people ask first
If yours isn't here, ask it. You'll get a straight answer, including when the answer is no.
I get by on Facebook and WhatsApp. Do I need a website?
Maybe not. If word of mouth keeps you busy, keep your money. A website helps when people search Google for what you do and find someone else, when visitors want your hours, menu or prices without having to message you, or when you'd like bookings coming in while you're working. If none of that applies to you, I'll say so.
How much does a website cost?
A one-page site starts at €400 and a typical small business site is around €800. Larger custom builds start at €3,000 and online shops at €6,500. Whatever the job, the price is fixed in writing before I start, and the first year of hosting is included. 30% up front to book your slot and start the work, and the rest when it's finished. Once it's paid in full, I hand over every login and put the site live. The upfront part covers the planning and setup, so it isn't refundable if you cancel. You see the plan and the fixed price in writing before you pay anything.
What will I pay every year after it's built?
The first year of hosting comes with the build. From the second year, hosting (which keeps the site online) is €100 a year plus IVA with your web address included, or €12 a month plus IVA with the web address paid separately, usually about €10 a year depending on the name. Already have your own hosting and web address? Then there are no hosting or domain fees to pay me. Monthly looking-after is optional: €65, €120 or €220 a month depending on the site, with a set amount of small changes included and two months free if you pay yearly. Skip it and nothing else is billed unless you ask me for a change, which I quote first.
What do I need to give you?
Your logo if you have one, some photos (phone photos are fine), your prices and opening hours, and the words for each page. Don't have the words? I can write them for you, quoted separately before I start. Then some time to look at the site as it comes together and tell me what to change.
How long does it take?
Most sites go live in two to four weeks from the point I have your words and photos, and a one-page site can be quicker. The wait is usually for content, not for the build.
What if I don't like it, or something doesn't work?
You watch it come together on a real link, so you see it long before it's finished and can steer it as we go. After launch, 2 weeks of fixes are included for anything that doesn't work as it should. New wording or design changes after that are quoted first. I can't promise a website will bring you customers, and nobody honestly can, but I'll make sure people searching nearby can find you and reach you in one tap.
What if you disappear?
Once it's paid for, the site, the web address and every login are in your name, and it's built with standard web technology, so any competent developer could pick it up after me. You're never locked in.
Will I be able to edit it myself?
Yes. The things you change often, like wording, prices, opening hours and images, are set up so you can edit them without calling a developer. I show you how before handover, and you keep that access permanently.
What if my current developer has disappeared?
That's a large part of my work. I take over sites I didn't build, get you access back where possible, and either repair what's there or move you onto something you own outright. No judgement about the state it's in.
Do you work with businesses outside the Costa Blanca?
Regularly. My clients are split roughly half and half between Spain and the UK. Everything runs over calls, email and WhatsApp, and being local only matters if you want to meet in person.
Can you fix a site instead of rebuilding it?
Usually, yes, and I'll say so when rebuilding works out cheaper. Plenty of sites that feel beyond saving need a few hours of work, not a fresh start.
Tell me what you need.
A few lines is plenty. I read every message myself and reply with a straight answer, usually the same day, including when the answer is that you don't need me.
Thanks, Wayne
“Fast, efficient and very friendly service.”
That's with me
Thanks, your message has arrived. I reply to everything myself, usually the same day.