Websites made simple for small businesses and organizations.

I design and build clean, modern websites for small businesses and organizations — from single-page starter sites to full multi-page builds. Everything is tailored to your needs and built in Webflow for speed, ease of use, and long-term flexibility.

Absolutely — but I don’t work within platforms like WordPress or Wix. If you have an existing site, I’ll redesign and migrate it into Webflow to give you a faster, cleaner, and easier-to-manage experience.

That’s totally okay. Many of my clients start from scratch — I’ll help you figure out what makes the most sense based on your goals, your audience, and your budget.

Yes! I offer graphic design services including logo design, brand colors, typography, and other visual elements. If your business is just getting started — or needs a visual refresh — I can help create a cohesive brand identity.

Simple and collaborative. We’ll start with a quick discovery call, then I’ll put together a proposal. From there, we’ll go through content collection, design, development, and launch — all with clear steps and regular check-ins.

Most projects take 3–6 weeks depending on the scope. Smaller one-page sites can be done faster; larger, multi-page projects take more time. I’ll give you a clear timeline up front so you know what to expect.

Just a bit of info about your business — what you do, who your audience is, and what kind of site you’re looking for. I’ll guide you through the rest, including gathering content, images, and branding (if you have it).

I offer ongoing support for things like updates, small design changes, or adding new content down the road. Whether it’s a quick fix or a new feature, I’m happy to help as your needs evolve — either on an hourly basis or with a small project-based fee.

Pricing depends on the size and complexity of the project. Most one-page starter sites start around $1,200, and more customized multi-page sites typically range from $2,500–$4,500. I’ll provide a clear proposal after we talk through your goals and needs.

Every website project includes custom design and development in Webflow, mobile responsiveness, basic SEO setup, and support through launch. I’ll also walk you through how to make updates on your own. Additional services — like branding, graphic design (outside of the website), and ongoing SEO support — are available for purchase as needed.

Yes — I typically require a 50% deposit to book the project, with the remaining balance due at launch. For larger or longer-term projects, we can split it into milestone payments.

Yes — you’ll need to pay for Webflow hosting (starting around $14–$29/month depending on features) and your domain registration (usually $15–$20/year through GoDaddy). I can help manage both so you don’t have to worry about the details.

Yes! I can help you register a domain (that’s your website’s address, like "yourbusiness.com"), connect it to your new site, and make sure everything is set up properly. I typically register domains through GoDaddy and can also help you manage ongoing renewals so your site stays live without interruption.

Your site will be hosted through Webflow, which provides fast, secure, and reliable hosting (that’s the service that stores your website and makes it accessible online). I’ll handle the setup for you — no need to deal with a separate hosting company. Webflow offers different hosting tiers depending on your site’s needs and features, and those hosting fees are billed separately on an ongoing basis.

For the most part, yes. I can structure your site so you have access to make updates like changing text, swapping images, or posting blog content through a simple editor. For more complex features or custom functionality, I may recommend reaching out — it depends on the specifics of the build and your preferences.

Definitely. All of my sites are responsive — meaning they’ll look great on desktops, tablets, and smartphones.

Yes — I build all sites with clean, semantic structure and include basic on-page SEO best practices like meta titles, alt tags, and proper heading hierarchy.