Since 1996
You need a website. You shouldn’t have to be a web designer to get one.
I design it, build it, host it, and keep it running — so you can get back to running everything else.
Send me a few sentences about what you need. You’ll hear back from me, usually within a day.
If you’ve never hired anyone for a website
Starting is simpler than you’d expect.
All I need to begin is your name, a way to reach you, and a sentence about what the website should do. From there you get a written plan and a fixed price before any work starts — then you watch the real site come together as I build it. Once it’s live, hosting and everyday edits are simply part of the deal.
Who this is for
If you’ve got a name and people you want to reach, you need a website they can find, understand, and use. That’s the whole job — and it doesn’t hinge on your size or on whether you know the technical words. You work with me directly, by name, from the first note on.
A store needs hours and a clear way to call. A practice needs to say who they help. A team or club needs to feel like the people behind it. An artist needs the work to lead. Same craft in each case: a site someone can find, understand, and use without hunting.
A store or local business
Hours, services, how to call or drop by. Someone searching should know at a glance they’ve found the right place — and reach you without digging for the number.
A practice or a firm
Who you help, what the work involves, and how a new client gets started. Clear, calm, easy to contact — the same tone your clients already expect from you.
A team, club, or organization
Who you are, when you gather, and what a newcomer should do first. The site should feel like the actual people behind it.
A person with work to show
Artists, makers, musicians, writers. A site built around the work itself, so the right people can take it in — and then reach you.
A few sites that are live today.
Law, millwork, dentistry, lighting, housing. Different businesses. Same job: a website people can actually use.
Tell me about the website you need.
Your name, what you do, and who you want to reach. That’s a good start.