Services

Services

Design, development, and management — from the first wireframe to the analytics that prove it worked. I've done this in-house, as a consultant for large enterprises, and from the ground up for small businesses and non-profits.

Services

Design

I use the entire design process, not just the last mile of it: discovery, information architecture, wireframes, then high-fidelity design in Figma. By the time you're looking at a finished screen, the argument it's making has already been settled — which is why my designs tend to survive contact with real content.

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Services

Development

I build as much as I design. Platform-agnostic by default — Webflow, Astro, WordPress — because the right call depends on who's editing the site, how often, and what it has to do. I'll recommend one and show you the trade-off, rather than sell you the stack I happen to prefer.

Services

Management

Most studios hand off at launch and wish you luck. My background is marketing, so I can keep running the site after it ships: content, SEO, analytics, and the steady small improvements that decide whether it actually pulls its weight. It's the same reason the build is set up to be maintained in the first place.

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Process

How I work

Four steps, a fixed price, and no surprises in the middle.

01

Scope

It starts with a call about what the site needs to do — who it's for, what it has to say, and what counts as working. You get a written scope and a fixed price before anything begins.

02

Define

02

Design

Wireframes first, then full design in Figma. You see real layouts with real content, not a lorem-filled mockup you have to imagine your way into.

03

Build

The design becomes a site — responsive, accessible, and fast. Because I designed it, there's no translation step where the detail quietly gets dropped.

04

Launch and beyond

Analytics wired up, search set up properly, and your team walked through the CMS. Stay on for ongoing management, or take the keys and run it yourself.

FAQs

The questions that come up on almost every first call.

Still have a question?

Send it over and I'll give you a straight answer — no pitch attached.

Ready to start a project?

Tell me what you're building and what's in the way. I'll tell you whether I'm the right person for it.