A short menu, on purpose. Pick one — or both. Prices are posted. Scope is clear. No retainer traps.
Designed, built, launched in seven days.
Monthly care that sounds like you.
Site shipped in a week, then the marketing engine starts turning the month after. Most clients land here once they've seen the site go live.
The ones I get asked, the ones I wish people would.
Yes. I scope tightly, I use modern tools quietly, and I don't reinvent the wheel for each project. I also don't take more clients than I can ship.
No. Every site is designed for your business — your photos, your words, your way of working. Templates are why the internet got boring.
Scope. The Foundation Site is a defined product — beautiful, fast, lead-capture-ready, up to 20 catalog pieces. Custom e-commerce, multi-language, native apps — those aren't in scope. For 95% of small businesses, what's in scope is what they actually need.
Yes. Most of my clients will be remote. I just happen to live between these two places, and it shapes how I work — country and tropical, hot sauce and shave ice.
Quietly, in my workflow. The output is human-made and human-reviewed. The taste is the part I won't outsource.