Websites Designed For
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Pricing starts at the figures listed in the pricing section above. Which tier fits depends on how much of the site is designed from scratch and how much research goes into it, since every business has different goals, competitors, and technical requirements. After a short discovery call, you'll receive a proposal outlining scope, timeline, deliverables, recommendations, and investment, so you'll know exactly what's involved before making a decision.

With an agency, you're often paying for overhead: account managers, project coordinators, and developers you never speak to. I work with a small number of clients at a time and handle everything myself. You get direct access to the person doing the work, faster communication, and a site that's been thought through carefully rather than handed off down a chain.

That's normal and it doesn't hold up the project. Planning includes a content map, so you'll know exactly what each page needs instead of guessing at it. I'll guide the copy so you're not starting from a blank page, and for photos I can work with what you already have and suggest options where there are gaps. Most businesses start with less material than they think they need.

Most projects are completed in 2 to 4 weeks, but this varies drastically with scope. A focused site moves quickly, while a larger build with many pages and custom development takes considerably longer. Request a proposal for a realistic timeline specific to your project.

Yes. Every project includes an SEO foundation: proper page structure, fast load times, title and meta optimization, and schema markup where relevant. I can also help with Google Business Profile setup if that applies to your business.

Both. Some clients come with an existing site that isn't converting or ranking well. Others are starting from scratch with no website at all. Either way, the process starts the same: understanding your business, your customers, and what the site needs to do.

Yes. The domain, the code, and the content are yours. I register the domain in your name, or transfer an existing one, and everything I build stays with you if you ever decide to work with someone else. Some providers keep ownership and only license the site to you for as long as you keep paying, which is worth checking before you sign anything.

Yes. I manage hosting for every client so you never have to deal with servers, deployments, or technical upkeep. Hosting and maintenance run as a flat monthly plan, and the exact figure is spelled out in your proposal before you commit to anything. Additional support can be arranged for clients who want more help after launch.