Reviews
What clients say six months after launch.
Handover day is easy. What matters is whether the site still loads fast, still gets updated, and still makes sense to whoever opens the code next, here is what clients had to say after living with it for a while
4.9
Average across 60+ formatted projects
Our old site took forever to load and I couldn't change anything myself without breaking it. Faruk rebuilt the whole thing and now I just log in and edit. Wish I'd done it two years ago
Lukas Schneider
The Salt Almanac — Literary fiction
The difference was obvious straight away. Pages that used to hang now just appear. My customers haven't mentioned it, which I think is the point.
Claire Moreau
Building Small — Nonfiction
He explained things without making me feel stupid for not knowing them. Every question got a real answer instead of a sales pitch.
Emily Carter
Quiet Radio — Poetry
I was expecting to hire a designer and a developer separately. Faruk did all of it, the front end, the database, the hosting. One person, one conversation, done
Daniel Brooks
Within a Hidden Sun — Fantasy
He said three weeks and it was ready in three weeks. That alone put him ahead of the last two people I hired.
Charlotte Bennett
Fieldnotes — Memoir
Six months on he still replies when I message about something small. Didn't disappear once the invoice cleared.
Thomas Weber
The Paper Boat — Illustrated
I run a shop, not a tech company. He handled everything and only asked me for what he actually needed. Exactly what I wanted.
Ryan Anderson
The Ledger Year — Nonfiction
Sent him a messy list of what I wanted and got back something better organised than my own notes. He had clearly thought about how people would actually use it.
Andrew Mitchell
Exhibit Nine — Catalogue
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Book interior formatting
Send me the brief and the deadline.
typical build: 6–12 days, depending on scope and content readiness.