Discovery & strategy
Goals, audience, competitors and the one action every page should drive.
Service
Not a theme with your logo swapped in. A site planned around your customers, your offer and the one thing you need visitors to do.
The problem
Most small-business sites fail quietly. They look fine, but visitors can’t tell what you do, why you’re different or what to do next, so they leave. Good design fixes that by making the right thing obvious: who it’s for, why it’s worth it and how to start.
So every page is designed for how people really behave online: skimming, second-guessing, comparing you in another tab.
What's included
Goals, audience, competitors and the one action every page should drive.
Every page mapped to a search intent and a clear next step.
Color, type and components built as tokens, not one-off styles.
Headlines and page copy that sound like you on a good day.
WCAG 2.2 AA contrast, keyboard and screen reader support from the first mockup.
Titles, descriptions, schema and redirects handled before launch day.
How it runs
One conversation about your business, customers and what's not working.
Sitemap, wireframes and content plan, agreed before visuals.
A design system and real page designs you review on real screens.
Hand-built, tested, launched and handed over with training.
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FAQ
No. Every site starts from a design system built for that business. I reuse proven patterns and my own tooling, not someone else’s theme.
Yes. Sites are built in Bricks with editable content, and you get a walkthrough plus written notes on how to change the things you’ll actually change.
I can. Most clients get a mix: you bring the expertise, I shape it into headlines and pages that read well and rank.
Access to your current site if you have one, your logo and brand files, and an hour for the discovery call. We’ll work out the rest together.