Touché Hair, Caterham
A salon site built to attract attention and engage with clients
touchehaircaterham.comWebsites that work. AI that pulls its weight.
I'm a one-person studio. I assist small businesses with their online presence. I help the people behind the business throw out the old and modernise their business.
Selected work
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A pet-care product with a web presence that explains it in one screen.
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AlPaws
Sister product, shared design language, built to ship fast.
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Sennocke CC
A club site that volunteers can keep up to date without ringing me first.
sennockecc.co.ukIn with the new, out with the old
Most of the businesses I work with aren't behind because they chose to be. The website was built once and never touched again; the working week still runs on retyping. Both are fixable, and neither has to be a big project.
What I do
Web design
A site that looks like you and reads like a person wrote it. No stock-photo committee, no seventeen menu items.
Build and launch
Hand-built, quick to load, and yours. Domain, hosting and email sorted so you never have to think about DNS.
AI at work
The repetitive half of the week — enquiries, quotes, bookings, notes, follow-ups — handled by something that doesn't get tired. Set up around how you already work.
Found locally
Page speed, technical SEO and the local listings that decide whether the next town over ever finds you.
How it goes
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A conversation
Half an hour on what the business needs, not what's technically possible.
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A plan and a price
Written down before anything starts. Fixed, so the number doesn't move.
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Built in the open
You see it as it comes together and say so when something's wrong.
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Live, and looked after
Launch, then a person who answers the phone when it matters.
About
One person, start to finish
Touché Digital is me. You get the same person for the first conversation, the build, and the email two years later asking how to change the opening hours. Small businesses don't need an agency between them and the work.
The AI side started because clients kept describing the same problem: too much of the week spent retyping things. Most of it turns out to be fixable.
Questions people ask
How long does a site take?
Two to four weeks for most small-business sites, from the day the words and photos land with me.
What does it cost?
Quoted per job, in writing, before anything starts. No hourly surprises at the end.
Do I own the site?
Yes. Domain, files and hosting are in your name. If you ever want to move on, nothing is held hostage.
What does "AI in the workplace" actually mean?
Something specific and small: enquiries drafted for you, bookings tidied into one place, notes turned into invoices. We start with the job you'd most like to stop doing.
Do you look after it after launch?
If you want me to. Updates, small changes and keeping an eye on things — or I'll show you how to do it yourself.
Tell me what you're trying to fix
A couple of lines is plenty. I read everything myself and reply within a day.