Website design and development
A new site or a redesign, handled end to end by one person. Strategy and UX through design, development, launch, and the training for your team.
30 minutes, and you keep the three fixes either way.
Who it's for
It was built fast, or built by someone who has moved on, or built before the business looked the way it looks now.
Updating it is painful, it doesn't reflect what you sell, and it isn't bringing in the work it should.
What you get
Everything your website needs to launch successfully, with a clear scope and no surprise add-ons.
We work out what the site needs to do, who your audience is, and what has to change for it to work.
How the site is organized, what people find first, and how they get from interested to ready to buy.
Type, color, and layout that come out of what you actually sell. Not a template you squeeze into.
Front-end code that's clean, fast, responsive, and editable by your team without breaking it.
Structure, metadata, schema and redirects mapped before launch, so nothing that ranks today ends up at a 404.
Tested against WCAG 2.2 Level AA as we go. A formal conformance statement is a separate audit and I'll refer you out.
Analytics and tracking set up the day of go-live, so data starts collecting from day one.
A walkthrough and documentation, so your team owns the site the day I hand it over.
How it works
Goals, audience, and what the site has to accomplish.
Wireframes then visual design, reviewed together at each stage.
Built in Webflow or WordPress, tested across devices as we go.
Speed, SEO, accessibility, and analytics before anything goes live.
Migration, QA, training, and a proper handover.
For the approval conversation
So nobody is approving an open-ended number.
Analytics and key events set up before launch, so you can show what changed and what it did.
When your CEO asks a question on Thursday, you have an answer by Friday.
Pricing
You get a fixed price after a discovery conversation, not an hourly estimate that drifts as we go. Scope is what moves the number: how many pages, how much content, and how many systems have to talk to each other.
I'll tell you early if what you want and what you have budgeted aren't the same thing. Neither of us should spend three weeks finding that out.
Common questions
Most builds run 6 to 8 weeks from kickoff to launch. The variable is content. If yours is written and approved, it's the short end. If it needs writing, add a few weeks and we'll plan for it up front rather than discovering it in week six.
You do, from day one. The Webflow project or the WordPress install lives in your account, on your billing. Design files, content, analytics, all yours. If we stop working together you keep everything.
For 30 days after launch, anything not working the way we agreed I fix at no charge. After that it's a care plan or hourly, your call.
I'll tell you what each page needs to do and how long it should be, and I'll edit what you write. If you need it written from scratch, I'll bring in someone I trust and it goes in the scope.
Yes. MSA, purchase order, W-9, certificate of insurance. Tell me what your process needs and when, ideally before we're three weeks from launch.
Next step
Whether or not we work together, I'll send you the three things I'd fix first.
I'll come back within two business days with whether I'm the right fit and what it would take.