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Freelance
web developer

I build fast, accessible websites and web applications for businesses across Australia — no agencies, no layers. Written estimates, clear milestones, and full code ownership at handover.

Core services

  • Brochure websites
  • Landing pages
  • Web applications
  • Ongoing support
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About my practice

Based in
Perth, WA
Experience
5+ years
Code ownership
100%
Reach
AU-wide

Portfolio

Work

Industry demos — each opens a fully navigable site in a browser-style frame at desktop, tablet, and mobile widths. Every design is purpose-built for a specific audience, brand tone, and conversion goal.

Pierce Paynter, freelance web developer based in Perth, Western Australia

About me

Pierce Paynter

Freelance web developer · Perth, WA

I’m based in Perth and build custom websites and web apps for businesses across Australia — from brochure sites and landing pages to tools that need to do real work behind the scenes.

No account managers or handoffs. You deal with me directly, get straight answers on scope and cost, and keep the code when the project is done.

Process

How I work

Every project starts with a written scope and a clear technical approach — then staged previews, content integration, and performance checks before launch.

Every build is proper, custom code — no CMS you did not ask for, no third-party licences, no lock-in. You own the final product outright.

What I need from you

  • Goals, audience, and any brand constraints (even rough notes are fine).
  • Content sources: existing copy, logos, and imagery you can license.
  • A decision-maker available for weekly check-ins on active builds.

What you get at handover

  • Full source code and repository access — the project is yours outright, no strings attached.
  • Deployment notes and a walkthrough so you can manage common updates without a developer.
  • Agreed warranty window on defects, separate from new feature requests.
  • Retainer available if you want ongoing development, experiments, or feature additions post-launch.

Typical timeline

  1. Discovery — scope, sitemap, and technical approach agreed in writing.
  2. Build — staged previews, content integration, and performance checks.
  3. Launch & handover — go-live support, documentation, and training if needed.

Typical engagements

  • Focused web applications and interactive tools — scoped honestly when you need more than a static brochure.
  • Brochure-style websites and landing pages, mobile-first.
  • Refactors, performance, and maintainability.
  • Forms, enquiries, and light integrations.

Get started

Next step

See pricing, book a discovery call, send a structured brief to streamline scoping, or say hello on contact.