Custom Website Design for Small Businesses

Not sure which platform fits your business best?

Squarespace is an all-in-one platform that works well for small businesses that want a simple, low-maintenance site.

WordPress offers more flexibility and customization for growing businesses, blogs, or online stores.

Shopify is built specifically for e-commerce and is a great choice if selling products online is your main goal. It makes managing inventory, payments, and shipping straightforward while keeping your shop looking professional.

Showit is designed for photographers and creatives who want full control over how every page looks, and it pairs with WordPress for blogging.

I can help you choose the platform that makes the most sense for your goals, budget, and comfort level with ongoing updates.

Every website I build includes basic on-page SEO such as page titles, meta descriptions, and image optimization. These foundational steps help search engines understand your content and improve how your site appears on Google.

If you are ready to take your visibility further, I also offer an in-depth SEO package that includes keyword research, content planning, and local search optimization to help your business reach the right audience.

Yes. I offer monthly care plans for WordPress sites, whether your site is hosted with me or somewhere else. If you’re on Squarespace, Shopify, or Showit, I can still take care of updates and changes so you can stay hands-off. See my hosting and maintenance plans for what’s included in each.

Regular care keeps your site secure, fast, and worry-free so you can focus on running your business.

Absolutely. Every website I build is designed to be easy to manage, even if you are not tech-savvy. I’ll show you how to make basic updates like changing text or images, adding new pages, or uploading blog posts.

If you’d rather be hands-off, one of my care plans can cover ongoing updates so you can focus on your business instead of your website.

Yes. The design, the content, the images, and the files are yours from the day your site launches. Not after a contract term, not for as long as you stay on a plan. If you ever want to move your site somewhere else or bring it in house, you can, and I’ll hand over a full copy and help you get it set up.

Your domain is registered in your name, on your own account, and it stays that way. I’ll walk you through setup if you’re starting from scratch, but the account is yours.

That depends on where your site lives, and either way works. If you host with me, your site sits on a server I manage and that account is mine, though your website isn’t tied to it. If you already have hosting of your own, somewhere like Kinsta or GoDaddy, that account is yours outright and I just work inside it. Either way, if you ever decide to move your site somewhere else or bring it in house, you can, and I’ll help you pack it up. I want you to stay because the work is good, not because leaving is complicated.

Usually, yes. I work on sites hosted all over the place, from Kinsta to GoDaddy to servers I manage myself. If your current setup is causing real problems, I’ll tell you honestly. But I’m not going to make you move just because it’s easier for me.