How a project works
You always know what happens next, and nothing gets built until you have seen and approved the direction.
I review the business
I look at your existing website, your services, how you are positioned, your reputation, and what customers actually see when they look you up.
I map out a stronger approach
I decide what should be emphasized, reorganized, removed, or added so the site leads with your strongest selling points.
You see the direction
Before the full build, you see the proposed design and direction, and we adjust it together.
I build and launch
The site is completed, reviewed with you, connected to your domain, and launched.
30 days of edits
After launch, 30 days of edits are included, so the site can settle in while real customers use it.
What I look for when I review a website
Every project starts with a review. I look at your site the way a new customer would, usually on a phone, usually while comparing you with two or three competitors.
A review is a quick, focused look. You get a short reply with the biggest opportunities I see, so you can decide whether a project makes sense.
Request a Website ReviewFirst impression
In the first few seconds, does the site look like a company people would trust with a big job?
Clarity
Can a new customer tell what you do, where you do it, and who it is for without digging?
Trust and proof
Are your reviews, completed work, licenses, and years in business easy to find, or buried?
Contact and booking path
How many taps does it take to call, book, or request an estimate? Is the next step obvious on every page?
Mobile experience
Does the site hold up on the phone your customer is actually holding, in a parking lot, between other things?
Consistency
Does the website match your reputation, your Google profile, and the way your customers describe you?
Your business may already be strong. Your website should make that obvious.
Send me your current website. I’ll take a look and show you where I see the biggest opportunities.