Website template for freelancer

A clean portfolio page that shows your work and wins projects. Below is the template rendered with the very tools you get, not a screenshot. Click the menu to switch pages. You swap the business name, text and photos for your own.

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My business

Context photo – creative studio workspace

An extra pair of hands for your next project

My business helps businesses and individuals get the job done. Get in touch and I’ll tell you how I can help.

See our services

Gallery

Services and projects

Project work

Clearly scoped work, from start to delivery.

Ongoing work

Recurring help when you need an extra pair of hands.

Consultation

Bounce ideas and get concrete advice to act on.

About My business

My business is a freelancer. You work directly with the person doing the work: we go through the brief, agree the scope and keep you posted while it runs.

Context photo – camera and lenses on a desk

How we’ll work

We talk it through

You tell me what you need and when.

I do the work

You get clear check-ins along the way.

You get it delivered

Files, source material and next steps are handed over together.

Questions and answers

Here are the answers to what we are most often asked.

Who owns the material when the job is done?

The right to use the finished material passes to you to the extent we agree, while sketches, raw files and rejected drafts stay with me unless we say otherwise. What is included is written into the brief.

What decides the price of a job?

The price is driven by scope: the number of pages, images or deliverables, how many rounds of revision are included and how much material you already have. A job with finished copy and finished photos moves faster than one where everything is made from scratch.

How many rounds of revision are included?

The number of rounds is agreed before the work starts and written into the brief, so both of us know where the line sits. More rounds than that can be added, and then they are their own item.

When can you start?

New jobs go in after the ones already booked, so the start depends on how the calendar looks at that point. Get in touch with the deadline you want and I will say whether it can be met.