Web Design
Websites that turn neighbors into customers
A website has one job: turn a stranger into a phone call. Everything else — the animation, the clever headline, the colour scheme — is in service of that, or it's decoration.
What that means in practice
What Web Design covers
Fast on a phone
Most people find you on a cell signal in a parking lot, not office wifi. If your site takes more than about three seconds, a good chunk of them are gone before they ever saw your name.
The answer above the fold
What you do, what town you're in, and how to reach you — visible without scrolling. If somebody has to hunt for what your business actually is, you've lost half of them.
One tap to call
Your phone number should be a button. On a phone, a number somebody has to copy down by hand is a number some of them just won't dial.
Real photos, never stock
Your actual work, your actual building, your actual truck. People here spot a stock photo instantly — and when they do, everything else on the page gets less believable.
Built by hand
I write the code. That's why these load fast and don't break when some plugin updates itself at 2am.
You own all of it
Your domain is registered in your name and the site is yours. You can walk away with it any day you like. I've never held anybody's website hostage and I'm not going to start.
Straight answers
Questions I actually get asked.
How long does a website take?
Between one and six weeks depending on size. A single-page site is usually one to two weeks; a five-page local business site is two to four. The honest bottleneck is normally photos and content from you, not the build.
Do I need to know anything technical?
No. That's the whole point of hiring somebody. I'll walk you through anything you want to understand, and I won't pretend it's complicated to make the invoice look better.
Can I edit it myself later?
Depends how we build it. Either you get a visual editor and change things yourself, or you text me and I handle it — that's what the Care Plan covers. I'll tell you honestly which one fits how you actually work.
What if I already have a website?
Then the first question is whether it needs rebuilding or just fixing. Sometimes the answer is a few hours of work rather than a new site, and I'll tell you that even though it's the smaller invoice.
Where I work
Across Central Kentucky.
The Blueprint Session
Let's spend thirty minutes on your business.
No pitch, no charge. I'll look at your site, your Google listing and what your competitors are doing, and tell you plainly what I'd fix first. If you can do it yourself, I'll show you how — and if you don't need me yet, I'll say so.