About
Adam Jones Development is one developer: me.
I have been writing software for a living since 2022 and started Adam Jones Development in 2025 to do two things side by side: build websites and web applications for small businesses, and build products of my own.
The two feed each other. Every pattern I reach for on a client project has already been used on something I have to keep running myself, so there are fewer unknowns and a shorter route from decision to working code. And because there is no team, the person you email is the person who designs, builds and launches your site.
Based in Walsall, working across Cannock, Staffordshire and the West Midlands.
How I work
Plainly, and in writing.
You get a fixed price before I start and it does not move unless the scope does. You get a preview link during the build and a straight answer when something is not possible or not worth doing. If there is a delay, I tell you, and if I think a smaller job would serve you better than the one you asked for, I say so.
Every site I ship has to load fast on a phone, pass every automated accessibility check, and hold up when someone tabs through it with a keyboard. Those are floors, not goals, and the blog explains what they do and do not prove.
I work with clients from every kind of background and treat everyone the same way. No jargon, no pressure.
Standards
What every site is held to.
- Under 2s
- The Largest Contentful Paint budget every site I build has to meet on a phone.
- 100%
- Automated accessibility checks passing before a site goes live. What that does and does not cover is on the blog.
- 3 to 4 weeks
- A typical build, from first call to launch.
Timeline
How it got here.
The stack
Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Node.js, .NET, Supabase and Postgres, Stripe, Resend, Vercel, React Native and Expo, WordPress.
- January 2022Started working as a professional software developer.
- July 2025Founded Adam Jones Development and shipped the first client site, for Emma Louise Architecture.
- August 2025Released the first version of PupilTrack, a SaaS for driving instructors.
- September 2025Rebuilt the 1st Cheslyn Hay Boys’ Brigade website, pro bono.
- March 2026KitchenSync released on Google Play. Lexic launched at lexic.digital.
- September 2026Retired PupilTrack.
See the work, then decide.
Client sites first, then the products I build and run myself.