What kind of websites do you build?
Clean, fast, custom websites built around your business and what your customers actually need. I don't rely on canned site builders or bloated themes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Starting a website shouldn't require learning a new language. Here are straightforward answers to the questions I hear most often from business owners.
A Website, Fully Handled.
Design, hosting, security, maintenance, updates, and ongoing support are handled in one place.
Good Things to Know
These cover the basics. If your question isn't here, just reach out and ask me.
Clean, fast, custom websites built around your business and what your customers actually need. I don't rely on canned site builders or bloated themes.
I can review what you have and determine what should be improved, but I normally rebuild rather than take over another developer's existing code. That gives us a clean, reliable foundation going forward.
Absolutely. Every website is designed to work across phones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers, and is tested at different screen sizes before launch.
Yes. Hosting, domain support, security, maintenance, and the technical details are handled as part of the managed service. You don't have to manage any of it yourself.
I continue managing the website for you. Your monthly service includes hosting, maintenance, security, support, and up to 30 minutes of website updates each month.
A standard managed website is $500 to set up and $99 per month for the ongoing managed service.
Yes. I can help set up professional email using your domain and help you choose the approach that makes the most sense for your business.
Yes. Simple online payment options are available, and eCommerce websites can also be built for businesses that need to sell products online.
Me. You work directly with the person who builds and manages your website, rather than submitting requests into a large support system.
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