Website design with one job: turn visitors into customers.
I build fast, mobile-first sites around how your customers decide and what they ask on the way. One person writes it, designs it, builds it and launches it.
See a finished build.
Schedule, roster, ticket information and the ballpark itself, all built to answer a fan's question in a tap or two.
What every website build includes.
Six essentials, planned and delivered together.
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Custom, mobile-first design
Layouts adapt cleanly from phones to large screens, with the most useful information kept close.
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Purposeful page structure
Each page has a clear purpose and an obvious next step.
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Fast pages
Lightweight pages open quickly, even on an ordinary phone connection.
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Built to be found
Accurate local details and clean markup help customers and Google understand the site.
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Analytics from day one
Calls, messages and important actions are tracked from launch.
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Launch handled
I handle the technical launch and test every customer path before go-live.
How a build runs.
Projects move through discovery, copy, design and launch. You will know where yours stands at each one.
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Listen and diagnose
I learn how the business works, what customers ask and what the current site is failing to do.
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Plan and write
I map the pages and write the copy, so the message is settled before visual design begins.
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Design and build
I design each screen, build the site and test it across phones, tablets and desktops.
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Launch and support
I launch the site, connect tracking and test every way a customer can reach you.
I work across Western Kentucky from Calvert City. Read more about web design in Paducah or web design in Calvert City.
Questions worth asking before you hire a web designer.
Ask me or anyone else you are considering. The answers tell you how the project will really work.
- Who owns the website when it is finished?
- You do. The site and the domain are both yours. If you ever move to someone else, they go with you.
- Where does the site live after launch?
- Wherever you want. I can set the hosting up for you, or you can keep it in your own account. Either way it stays yours.
- Can I update the site myself?
- Not today. You email me the change and I make it. If editing pages yourself matters to you, say so early and I will explain what that takes.
- What happens if something breaks?
- If something I built stops working, I fix it. Small tweaks are usually no trouble. Bigger changes or new pages are a separate job, and I will say so before I start.
- What do you need from me?
- Photos, your hours and a clear idea of what you want visitors to do. Builds wait on content more often than anything else.
There's always a light on.
Tell me what customers need to find, understand or do. I will reply with a practical place to start.