Explain your offer
Someone arriving from search or a referral needs to know what you do, who you serve, and how to get in touch. Bring your services, work examples, and contact details together.
Custom websites for small businesses
A website that clearly introduces your business and gives customers a next step. I work with you from planning and design through development and launch.
Start with what your customers need
Get a useful inquiry
Ask for the information you actually need. A remodeling business might ask about the type of space and scope of work rather than just collecting a name.
Simplify everyday work
Publish answers to common questions and explain your process. Add booking or automation only where it fits the way your business works.
Choose the right website format
Single-page website
A focused option for one main service. Give visitors the essentials, examples, and a clear way to contact you.
Multi-page company website
A good fit for several services or audiences. Separate pages let you explain each offering in detail.
Catalog or web application
Product catalogs, checkout, customer accounts, and custom tools have different requirements. We define the scope before development.
Online booking
For businesses with predictable services and current availability. If you confirm visits manually, the website should clearly say it is an appointment request.
From planning to launch
Agree on the scope
We begin with your business, audience, and the action visitors should take. Then we agree on pages, content, functions, and any integrations.
Design, develop, and check
We agree on the visual direction, build the site, and check forms, contact links, and the experience on phones. Domain connection and launch follow the agreed plan.
From my portfolio
Another Dog
A grooming studio website with a distinct visual identity, service information, and a clear path to booking. A real example from my client work.
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What to prepare
An overview of your business and audience; a list of services; current contact details; your logo, colors, and photos you have permission to use; examples of websites you like; and details about your domain or services to connect. Never include passwords in the brief.
Scope, timing, and ongoing costs
Page count, content readiness, design complexity, forms, booking, and external services affect the estimate. Timing also depends on approvals and when materials are available.
Domain registration, third-party subscriptions, and future updates should be considered separately. We can estimate the project after discussing your actual requirements, without promising results or a fixed timeline before reviewing the scope.
Frequently asked questions
Let’s talk about your website
Tell me about your business on Instagram, or complete a brief to outline your project.