Custom web design
Custom Websites Built to Win More Customers
What's involved
What goes into a website that actually works
A site built around your business
Your services, your service area, the questions your customers actually ask. Not a template with your logo dropped into the header.
Mobile-first, not mobile-tolerated
I design the phone layout first, because that's where most of your visitors are. Readable text, big tap targets, a number that's always one tap away.
Services explained plainly
Each thing you do gets described in the words your customers use, so nobody has to guess whether you handle their problem.
Quote forms people finish
Short, clear forms that work one-handed. Every extra field is a chance for someone to give up halfway through.
Lead notifications by text
New submissions can text your phone the moment they arrive, so you can call back while the person is still comparing options.
Local SEO foundations
Proper titles, descriptions, headings, service-area content, and business schema — the groundwork that helps you show up locally.
Pages that load fast
Light pages that open quickly on a phone with two bars of signal, not just on office wifi.
Direct access to the developer
You have my number. No account manager, no ticket queue, no explaining your business to someone new every time.
The real goal
Attractive is the starting point, not the finish line
Plenty of good-looking websites don’t bring in a single call. They look fine and say nothing. A visitor lands, can’t tell within a few seconds whether the business handles their problem, and leaves.
So I build around four things that decide whether someone contacts you or goes back to Google.
- Explain
Make it obvious what you do and who you do it for, in the first few seconds.
- Trust
Show real work, real reviews, and a real service area so you look established rather than anonymous.
- Contact
Put a tappable number and a short quote form within reach on every screen.
- Convert
Give every page a clear next step, and make sure the lead actually reaches you when someone takes it.
How a project runs
Six steps, and I handle the technical part
- 01
Discovery
We talk about what you do, who you want calling you, and what's not working now. No charge, and no obligation to go further.
- 02
Content and structure
We settle what pages you need and what goes on them. I'll tell you what I need from you — usually photos, services, and service area.
- 03
Design and development
I build the real thing, mobile layout first. You'll know the price and rough timeline before this starts.
- 04
Review
You get a working link, not a flat picture. Click through it on your own phone, and send me changes in whatever form is easiest.
- 05
Launch
Domain, hosting, certificates, forms, and the technical setup are handled for you. You approve, and it goes live.
- 06
Ongoing support
I'm still here afterward. Changes, new photos, added services — you contact me directly and it gets done.
Want to see how this turns out? See a real client website project — a full breakdown of what was built for an Opelika electrical contractor and why each decision was made.
Good fit
Who this is for
Already have a site that just needs work rather than replacing? That’s a website redesign — often less work and less money than starting over.
- Contractors, roofers, HVAC, plumbers, and electricians
- Landscaping and pressure washing companies
- Auto shops and other vehicle-related businesses
- Restaurants and local food businesses
- Professional services and offices
- Owner-operated businesses running on a Facebook page
- Any local business whose current site was built years ago
- Businesses that want one person handling the whole thing
Let's talk about what your site needs to do
Based in Auburn. Serving Auburn, Opelika, and businesses across Alabama.