The website
From $2,500
Design, build, and launch. You get a written plan and a price before work starts. The path is on How we work.
What we make
A website for your business, or for you.
It should say who you are, what you do, and how to get in touch. It should work on any device. The words should sound like you.
Two kinds of websites
Same job, different starting point: a business people hire, or a person with work to show.
For a business
The website says who you are, what you do, who you serve, and how to reach you. It can include services, team, locations, and your story. When someone finds you, they can tell in a few seconds that you are for them. They can call, email, or use a form without hunting. The hours are right. The pictures match the work.
For you
Artists, makers, musicians, writers. A website for a body of work, so the right people can look at it and then reach you.
What a website usually includes
You do not have to arrive with a page list. Most people need the pages below.
It is built to work on any device. Type you can read. Buttons you can hit. The useful things are easy to find.
If you already know you need more, say so. It goes in the plan.
- A home page — the first impression, aimed at the people you want
- An about page — who is behind the work
- What you offer
- A way to get in touch — phone, email, a form, and an address if people visit
- Anything else that matters — team, a gallery, a few extra pages
Website and care
Two numbers cover a straightforward website. Anything larger gets its own written price.
Care after launch
$75 a month
The website stays hosted and watched. Everyday edits are included — a change of hours, a new photo, a name on or off a page, and other small facts like that. You send a note, and the change is made. A new page or a redesign is separate work, priced in writing first.