Sites that sell the work
A small brand’s website has three jobs: show the product clearly, answer the questions people keep emailing about, and make the next step obvious. I design every page around those three jobs, starting from your real words and photographs.
Each design starts on the phone, because that is where most visitors arrive. Type sizes, image crops, and buttons are set for a thumb first, then opened up for a desk. Motion stays quiet, and pages load quickly on a weak signal.
Design and build
You get a component library and page designs a developer can build without guessing. Smaller sites, up to about ten pages, I build myself on an editor your team can learn in an afternoon. Either way, the site ships with alt text, clear page titles, and images sized for slow connections.
After launch
A recorded walkthrough shows your team how to add pages and swap images, and fixes in the first month after launch are on me. Many clients then move to the monthly retainer for ongoing changes, so the site keeps pace with the business.
