Bold and Since 2021 Visionary Creative — Led Developer Designer Developer Architect Engineer

Why I do this

Design is how the Philippines catches up.

The talent here was never the problem — the presentation was. Built properly, a site stops feeling like a page and starts feeling like a place, and that is what puts Filipino work on equal footing with anyone's.

How it goes

Simple process. No surprises.

1. 01

   We talk first

   I learn what the business actually needs and what success looks like to you. No pitch deck — a real conversation, and an honest read on whether I am the right person for it.

2. 02

   I design, then I build

   Same hands for both, so nothing is lost in a handover. You see it at every stage, in the browser rather than as a flat mockup, and we revise until it is right.

3. 03

   Launch and look after

   It goes live tested on real devices and real connections. I stay reachable afterwards for the fixes, changes, and questions that always follow a launch.

Don’t take my word for it

• Pryce took the time to understand our needs, offered thoughtful options, and made the entire process smooth and stress-free.

  Tiana Emery Director of Client Value — The Genesis Company

• He turned our brand, goals, and audience into a clean, professional website we’re proud of.

  Lewis Normoyle Chief of Operations — LearnPac Systems

• He listened, moved quickly, and paid attention to the details. The finished sites work exactly as intended.

  Samuel Herschorn CEO & Founder — Biosis Designs

• He asked the right questions and strategised before executing. Collaborative rather than transactional.

  Kervin Antiligando CEO & Founder — GoRelocation PH

Things people ask before we start

• Do you design, or do you build?

  Both, and that is the point. Design handed to a separate developer always loses something in translation — the spacing drifts, the motion gets dropped, the edge cases get invented on the spot. When the same person draws it and writes it, what you approved is what ships.

• What does it cost to work with you?

  It depends on scope, and I would rather quote honestly than publish a number that fits nobody. We start with a conversation, I scope it against what you actually need, and you get a clear proposal with no hidden line items. If the budget and the brief do not meet, I will say so early.

• Do you work with clients outside the Philippines?

  Yes — most of my last five years has been remote work for teams in London and the United States, alongside Philippine clients. Timezones are a scheduling problem, not a quality one, and I have been solving that one since 2021.

• What do you build on?

  Whatever suits the job rather than whatever I feel like using. WordPress, Shopify, HubSpot, and Webflow-style page builders when a team needs to edit without me; React, Tailwind, and GSAP when a site needs to do something a builder cannot. The stack is a means, not a selling point.

• Why do you keep bringing up accessibility?

  Because most of the Philippines meets the internet on a mid-range phone over a patchy connection, and a great deal of the web quietly excludes them. Contrast that passes, keyboard paths that work, and pages that load light are not extras I upsell — they are the baseline. A site that only works on a designer’s laptop is not finished.