Independent web development · Scotland

Real businesses.
Thoughtful
websites.

I’m Callum. I build clear, distinctive websites that help people understand your business — and make it easy to get in touch.

Explore the work

Built for businesses I run. Ready to explore what yours needs.

A FEW WORDS. REAL WORK.
cannycycles.com
Canny Cycles live homepage screenshot
natusmusic.co.uk
NATUS live homepage screenshot

Different businesses. Different briefs.
The same attention to what matters.

Canny CyclesNATUS

01 / Selected work

Made for the real world.

Live websites for my own businesses.
Take a look at the details, or explore the sites yourself.

01
cannycycles.com

Local services · Bicycle workshop

Canny Cycles

A local workshop, clearly explained. A welcoming website that helps riders understand their options and take the next step towards a service.

  • Service comparison
  • Workshop photography
  • Service-specific enquiries
About the project

The brief

Give a small, personal bicycle workshop a clear online presence. Help customers understand the services, see who will look after their bike and know how to get in touch.

The build

Service comparisons make the options easy to scan. Real workshop photography introduces the person behind the business, while dedicated athlete, about, gallery and contact pages give visitors a route to the information they need. Each service links through to an enquiry with the chosen option included.

Captured

02
natusmusic.co.uk

Music & events · DJ

NATUS

A website with a feel for the occasion. Bold type, real event photography and a clear route from a first impression to an event enquiry.

  • Filterable photo gallery
  • Dedicated event pages
  • Guided email enquiry
About the project

The brief

Show the personality and atmosphere behind a multi-genre DJ business, while giving wedding, birthday and corporate event organisers the practical information they need.

The build

A photography-led homepage pairs a distinctive visual identity with a filterable gallery. Dedicated occasion pages and local FAQs help visitors explore their event. The enquiry form gathers date, venue and event details into an email for the visitor to review and send.

Captured

Real screenshots from the live websites. Each site may evolve over time.

02 / The approach

Your business.
Your customers.
A clear next step.

Running a workshop and a DJ business has taught me how much a website needs to do before someone gets in touch. The right information, a feel for the people behind it and a clear way forward.

That’s where I start with every website.

Callum Lechatellier Founder, Canny Web Development

  1. 01

    Start with what matters

    Who is the website for, what do they need to know and what should they do next? We agree the purpose before the design.

  2. 02

    Make it feel like your business

    Clear words, considered design and real imagery. A website that gives people a useful, honest first impression.

  3. 03

    Build, check and keep it useful

    A responsive layout, straightforward navigation and room for your content to grow. We review the details before it goes live.

03 / Your next website

Something
in mind?

Tell me about your business, your current website and what you’d like to change. We can work out a sensible next step.

A conversation is a good place to start.

Email Callum