Make it easy for the right customers to understand your business and get in touch. Work directly with Nick on your message, page design, and the build.
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- A good fit if
- Your business has outgrown its website, visitors struggle to understand what you offer, or inquiries get lost on a confusing mobile site.
- Where we start
- Send your current website, the services you want to sell and what you want visitors to do next. Starting from scratch is fine too.
- What it costs
- Websites are quoted as a fixed scope before work starts. The number of pages, who writes the copy, the platform and any integrations move the price.
- How long it takes
- It depends on how fast content and feedback come back and how complex the build is. Launch dates are agreed before work starts.
Your proposal lists which of these your project needs, what is included and what is priced separately.
Message and page plan
What each page says, in what order, and what a visitor should do next, written down before any design starts.
Design for your business
Layouts and a look built around your brand and the customers you want to reach.
Mobile experience
Menus, forms and pages checked on a phone, a tablet and a desktop.
Website development
Built on the platform that fits how you edit the site and what it needs to do.
Search foundations
Page titles, descriptions and internal links set up properly, with redirects so your old addresses keep working.
Launch and handover
The main journeys tested before launch, tracking set up, and a walkthrough so you can manage the finished site.
Real client projects, anonymized. Client names and identifying details are left out. They show how a project was approached, not a result promised for your business.
- +132% organic leads for a boutique family law firmFamily law, GeorgiaThe firm had a professional reputation offline but very little organic presence. The site was slow, text-heavy, and difficult to navigate. Competitors with weaker reputations were outranking them because they had better practice-area pages.
- +119% organic traffic and better-fit clients for a high-end interior designerInterior design, Charleston, South CarolinaThe portfolio was beautiful, but the website did not do it justice. Images were oversized, the site was slow, and the inquiry form was buried. They were attracting small project requests rather than full-home design clients.
- +81% trial bookings for a boutique fitness studioBoutique fitness, ChicagoThe studio had strong word of mouth but struggled to convert website visitors into trial bookings. The site was cluttered, class information was confusing, and local competitors outranked them.
- +73% demo requests for a B2B SaaS startupB2B software, Austin, TexasThe startup had a strong product but a confusing website. Visitors struggled to understand what the platform did, who it was for, and why it was different. Organic traffic was almost nonexistent.
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Questions about web design
How is the work priced?
Four things move the quote: how many pages you need, who writes the copy, the platform the site runs on, and what it has to connect to. Writing, migration and ongoing support are quoted as separate items, so you can see what each one costs.
How long will it take?
That depends on how quickly content and design feedback come back, and on how complex the build is. Launch milestones are agreed before work starts.
Can you improve my existing website?
Yes. Send the current site and the problems you want to solve. A focused redesign or a few important page fixes may be enough, so the scope follows the problem.
What happens after I get in touch?
Nick reads what you send and replies by email. If the project looks like a fit, the next step is a conversation about the work before any proposal.
Nick reads every message himself and replies by email to work out the next step.