Kerry, freelance web designer at KM Web Design
About me

Hi, I'm Kerry.

Freelance web designer, based in Norfolk, with 20 years in the trade. I work with small businesses and sole traders who want something better than a template — built around them, not forced into a box. I handle everything: design, build, launch and ongoing updates. No team, no handoffs, no jargon.

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My background

20 years in the making.

I've been building websites for 20 years — starting out coding by hand, moving through software engineering and freelance work along the way. Record labels, vets, tradespeople, hospitality — every project taught me something different about what a small business actually needs. Going full-time was the obvious next step. I still build the same way I started: by hand, no templates, just faster, cleaner sites built around your business.

20

Years building websites for real businesses — from sole traders to record labels.

100%

Of my clients own their sites outright. No platform lock-in, ever.

How I work

What you can always expect from me.

Honest & transparent

Pricing is upfront, timelines are realistic, and I'll always tell you if you need less than you think. No hidden costs, no nasty surprises.

Reliable

I say what I'll do and do what I say. You'll always know where your project is and what comes next.

Actually cares

Your business matters to you, which means it matters to me. I want your site to actually work for you.

No tech talk

I keep things in plain English — no jargon, no acronyms, no overwhelming you with things you don't need to know. Unless you want the detail, of course.

Why affordable?

Because I've seen what agencies charge small businesses for websites they don't need — and it's wrong. I keep costs low and my process simple so the work is genuinely good without the price tag. A fair deal for both of us.

Sound like someone you'd like to work with?

Let's have a chat — no commitment, no sales pitch. Just a friendly conversation about your business and what you need.

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