Built from frustration. Driven by standards.
Sitethreesixty started out of frustration — not inspiration.
I've spent years dealing with websites that looked fine on the surface but were fundamentally broken underneath. Bloated builders, poor performance, inaccessible layouts, unreadable code, and agencies more focused on selling retainers than delivering something that actually works.
At some point I realised the problem wasn't tools — it was standards.
I split my time between Manchester in the UK and Boca Raton, Florida, and that contrast has shaped how I work. Different markets, different expectations, same recurring issues: slow sites, generic templates, poor SEO foundations, and clients locked into systems they don't understand or control.
Sitethreesixty was built to be the opposite of that.
I believe a website should be:
If a site can't score 100/100 across performance, accessibility, best practices, and SEO — it isn't finished. Full stop.
I don't believe in locking clients into monthly fees just to keep the lights on, and I don't believe in selling complexity as value. Most businesses don't need more features — they need clarity, speed, and reliability.
Sitethreesixty isn't an agency, a template mill, or a "digital partner" with buzzwords. It's a hands-on build process run by someone who actually writes the code, manages the infrastructure, and maintains the systems long after launch.
Every site under Sitethreesixty is:
There's no outsourcing, no churn-and-burn builds, and no hand-offs to people who've never spoken to the client. Everything you see is built, managed, and maintained by me.
That's deliberate.
Sitethreesixty isn't about volume. It's about control, quality, and long-term reliability.
It's for people who are tired of:
Most people would like someone just to take care of it — but agencies cost too much and provide very little, and freelancers have no ownership and know most people don't have the technical know-how and will accept any excuse for subpar performance or design.
It's for people who want a site that simply does its job — quietly, efficiently, and properly — and have someone who can deal with it.
That's why I built it.
And that's why it exists.
I'm Steve Brown, founder of Sitethreesixty.
I've spent my life building, fixing, designing, and learning by doing — often with my hands, sometimes the hard way, and always with a need to understand how things actually work.
I'm an animal person through and through. I've yet to meet a dog, cat, or horse I didn't like, and I place a lot of value on loyalty, honesty, and standing by my word. Reliability matters to me — if I say I'll do something, it gets done properly.
In the UK we'd call someone like me a tinkerer. Building and making things is a big part of who I am, from 3D printing and TIG welding to construction, car repair, smart home technology, networking, and computers. I enjoy taking things apart, improving them, and not accepting "that's just how it is" as an answer.
My career has been just as varied. I've owned multiple businesses — some successful, some less so — and every one of them taught me something useful. In Florida, I've built bars and restaurants, carried out TIG marine welding, and worked hands-on in environments where quality, safety, and reliability actually matter.
Earlier on, I spent over a decade working as a lighting and sound technician and DJ. That world teaches you preparation, adaptability, and how to stay calm when things go wrong in real time — because there are no do-overs.
For more than 12 years in the UK, I worked in a corporate environment managing teams responsible for systems infrastructure for a hospitality chain. That gave me a deep respect for scale, resilience, and systems that need to work quietly and consistently in the background.
Sitethreesixty exists because I've seen too many systems, services, and ideas that look good from one angle but fall apart when you step back. This site is about perspective — understanding the full picture, asking better questions, and building things that make sense in the real world.
Let's build something that works. No fluff, no lock-in, just reliable website management.
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