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website design

Website design that you can actually run yourself.

Most small business websites are built once and then quietly rot, because the person who built it made every change depend on them. I build the opposite.

Custom design, built to convert, structured so that after launch you can change your own copy, swap your own photos, and post your own updates without calling anyone.

I've built more than 200 of these since 2016.

what you get

What you actually get

A site designed around what you sell

Not a template with your logo dropped in. The layout follows how your customers actually decide: what they need to see first, what objection comes next, where the contact form belongs.

Fast loading on a phone

Most of your visitors are on mobile, on a mediocre connection. A site that looks beautiful on your desktop and takes six seconds on a phone is a broken site.

Search-ready from day one

Every page gets a real title and meta description, proper heading structure, compressed images, and structured data. This is the foundation local SEO is built on, and retrofitting it later costs more than doing it upfront.

Full ownership

Your domain, your content, your site. If you stop working with me, you keep everything and can hand it to anyone.

how it works

From first conversation to launch

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We talk first

What you sell, who buys it, what's not working now, and what you'd consider a win. If I think you'd be better served by something other than a new site, I'll say so.

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I map the site before designing it

Which pages exist, what each one is for, what a visitor does next. Most bad websites are bad because this step got skipped.

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Design, then build

You see layouts before anything is coded. Changes are cheap at this stage and expensive later.

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You review it live

Not a screenshot, the real site, on your phone, before anyone else sees it.

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Launch, then I teach you to run it

You get walked through updating your own content. This part is not optional, and it's why my clients don't end up stuck.

the platform

Why I build on Wix

I get asked whether Wix can handle serious work. Here's my honest answer: the platform stopped being the limitation years ago, and I bet my business on that in 2016.

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West Michigan Kitchen Studio runs three showroom locations and a full product catalog on it. Age Management of West Michigan, one of the largest independent medical offices in the region, moved to it from WordPress and nearly doubled their traffic. Peace Church Middleville serves over 2,600 people across two locations and their staff updates the site themselves.

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What Wix buys you specifically: no plugin maintenance, no security patching, no hosting bill to manage separately, and an editor your team can actually use. What it costs you is almost nothing that a small business ever actually needs.

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If you'd rather understand the platform argument in depth, I wrote it out on why I build on Wix.

common questions

Common Questions

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Tell me what you're building and what's not working.

I'll tell you what it takes.

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