Questions before we start.

I build websites, improve repeat workflows, and scope practical AI-assisted steps. The right starting point depends on the task and tools. See the services.

Start with what happens today and what you would like to change. If the work is a fit, I’ll write down the scope for you to review before anything starts. See how I work.

A general description of the task, tools involved, and what you hope to improve is enough. The preview contact page is not connected and will not send or save a message. Leave out private, customer, or confidential information.

Page structure, responsive design, front-end development, and content setup can be scoped. A contact or booking flow depends on having a ready destination. See website work.

Possibly. It depends on the products, access, available integrations, and provider limits. I check those details before proposing a connection.

No. Start with the task. A process change, standard automation, AI-assisted step, website update, or no new technology may be the right fit. Explore automation and integrations.

A person checks customer-facing or important results before they are used. The project scope describes review steps and who is responsible.

No. MCP helps compatible AI apps request access to selected tools or information. Someone still configures the connection and permissions; MCP by itself does not make a connection private or secure.

Cost and timing depend on the agreed work, access, dependencies, and review needs. I’ll set them out in writing after the scope is understood; this site does not list fixed prices or guaranteed timelines.

The scope may include handover notes, access and ownership details, or a training walk-through. Ongoing support is agreed separately. See what a handover can include.

Possibly, depending on the applicant, project, program, timing, and the funder’s approval. Check project and supplier eligibility directly with the funding body before relying on support or starting work. Funding is not guaranteed.