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A website built as a system, not a one-off.

Most agencies hand you a set of pages. We build a set of parts. Your site gets assembled from reusable, consistent components, which means adding a page next year does not mean paying to rebuild the whole thing. Fast, mobile-first, findable, and editable by your own team.

Scope your build Get a free site audit // most builds run 6 to 12 weeks
Who this is for

If one of these is your Monday morning, we should talk.

Your site looks broken on a phone, and most of your visitors are on one.

You cannot change a word without emailing a developer and waiting a week.

You have outgrown Wix or Squarespace and hit a wall on what it will let you do.

Your site sits on a discontinued theme or platform nobody wants to touch.

You are starting fresh and want it done right once, instead of cheaply three times.

You need real e-commerce or a second language, and your current setup cannot carry it.

What you get

Everything needed to launch, and to run it after we leave.

No line item here is an upsell discovered halfway through. This is the standard build.

Phase 01 / Foundations

Strategy and structure

  • Discovery and requirements scoping, the part most agencies skip
  • Information architecture and sitemap
  • User journey mapping for each audience you serve
  • A written scope you approve before anything is built
Phase 02 / Craft

Design and build

  • Visual design and brand-aligned component library
  • Build in WordPress (blocks or Elementor), Webflow, or the right platform for you
  • Mobile-first responsive layout, tested on real devices
  • Performance tuning against Core Web Vitals
  • Accessible markup and keyboard-navigable interfaces
Phase 03 / Visibility

Findable and measurable

  • SEO foundation: metadata, schema markup, sitemap, robots.txt
  • Google Analytics 4 and Search Console, configured and verified
  • Conversion tracking on the actions that matter to you
  • Redirect mapping so existing rankings survive the move
Phase 04 / Handover

You own it

  • Staff training on managing your own content
  • A CMS guide written for your specific setup, not a generic manual
  • Post-launch support for 30 to 90 days depending on package
  • Optional care plan: updates, security, backups, monitoring

Common add-ons: custom WordPress plugins, WooCommerce or BigCommerce storefronts, CRM integration (HubSpot, Mailchimp), A/B testing, custom form logic and lead routing, and multilingual setup.

How it works

Six stages, and you know where you stand at each one.

You approve before we advance. No stage begins with a surprise about the last one.

1

Discovery

Goals, audiences, constraints, and what is actually broken. Ends in a written scope and a fixed price.

2

Architecture

Sitemap, user journeys, and wireframes. We settle structure before anyone argues about colors.

3

Design

A component system, not a stack of page mockups. You see how the parts recombine.

4

Build

Development against the approved components, with staging you can review at any time.

5

Launch

QA, redirects, analytics verification, and a go-live checklist. Nothing gets lost in the move.

6

Handover

Training, documentation, and a support window while your team gets comfortable.

Why this is different

Most small business sites are a pile of plugins hoping not to conflict. Yours will be a system with parts that were designed to fit.

The component-based approach comes straight from managing a global web ecosystem at enterprise scale, across multiple CMS platforms, campaign systems, and localization layers. That work required building reusable, self-contained units with clean interfaces and predictable behavior.

The same discipline scales down beautifully. It is why your third page costs less than your first, and why a redesign in three years will be a refresh rather than a teardown.

hrs → minPage update cycles cut from hours to minutes through automation
+65%Increase in trial submissions after a funnel redesign
−85%Drop in user-reported issues after documentation and system fixes
$120KAnnual savings from server infrastructure optimization
Engagement sizes

Start at the size that fits the problem.

Entry point

Single page

A landing page or one focused service page, built to convert.

  • One page, fully responsive
  • Lead capture and tracking
  • SEO and analytics basics
  • Best for testing an offer
Most common Mid-tier

Small business site

A 5 to 10 page site covering everything a real business needs.

  • Full component system
  • Blog or news capability
  • Complete SEO foundation
  • Training and documentation
Full engagement

Platform build

For businesses whose website is genuinely operational infrastructure.

  • E-commerce and inventory
  • Multilingual capability
  • Custom plugins and integrations
  • Automation and reporting

Pricing works one of two ways. Project-based engagements are quoted at a fixed price once discovery defines the scope, so you are never billed for a moving target. Anything open-ended runs at our blended rate of $250 per hour, which covers overhead and insurance with nothing added later.

Questions

Before you ask.

Do I have to use WordPress?
No. WordPress is the most common answer because it is flexible and you can hire for it anywhere, but Webflow, Builder.io, and other platforms are all on the table. The deciding question is which tool your team can actually maintain after we hand it over.
Can I really update it myself?
Yes, and that is the point. Every build ends with training and a CMS guide written for your specific setup. The goal is capability, not dependency. If you would rather not touch it, a care plan covers updates, backups, security, and content hours.
I only need a refresh, not a full rebuild. Can you do that?
Often, yes, and we will tell you if that is the honest answer. Redesigns start with an audit: what is working, what is not, and what your options are at different investment levels. Nobody gets sold a rebuild they do not need.
What happens to my Google rankings?
They are protected deliberately. Redirect mapping, metadata migration, and Search Console verification are part of every launch. Losing existing rankings in a redesign is a preventable mistake, not an unavoidable cost.
How long does it take?
A single page can be a couple of weeks. Most small business sites run 6 to 12 weeks end to end, depending on how quickly content and approvals come back. Platform builds with e-commerce or multiple languages take longer, and we scope that honestly up front.
Free · No obligation

Start with a free Digital Clarity Audit.

One focused 30-minute call. We look at your website, your workflows, and your AI opportunities, then tell you the three things costing you the most and what we would fix first. You leave with a clear next move whether we work together or not.

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