Services · Web development
A website that closes the business your marketing opens
Every dollar you spend on search, ads or print ends up on your website. Its one job is to turn that visit into a call, and most sites lose the visitor before the page has finished loading.
What the work contains
Built new, built fast
We build in Next.js with a target of under two seconds on a phone on cell data, tested on real devices rather than a desktop simulator. Speed is a ranking factor and a patience factor, and it is the first thing we measure.
The number where the thumb rests
Layouts are drawn for a phone held one-handed. The call button sits where the thumb already is, on every screen, because that call is the action the whole site exists to produce.
WCAG 2.1 AA on every build
Accessibility ships as standard, not as an upsell. It widens who can use your site, and it matters in Florida, where website accessibility suits get filed against local businesses.
Conversion rate optimization
After launch we watch where visitors hesitate and where they leave, adjust the page, and measure again. Small changes to the form, the headline and the number placement compound month over month.
Hosting, care and ownership
We host it, patch it and keep it fast. The domain, the code and the content are yours, in writing, and they leave with you if we ever part ways.
The build we ship
under two seconds
The site from 2014
still loading
- WCAG 2.1 AA on every build
- Call button under the thumb
- Tested on cell data, not desktop wifi
How you’ll know it’s working
Speed you can test yourself
Run your site through Google's PageSpeed Insights any day of the week. The target is published in your scope, and you can hold the build against it whenever you like.
Accessibility scans on record
Every build ships with its scan results filed. If a complaint ever names your site, there is a paper trail showing the standard it was built to meet.
Calls and forms, counted
Every call tap and form send is logged, so the site's contribution shows up as a number in the monthly report, next to what search and ads produced.
Questions owners ask
Short answers here, longer ones on the phone. Nothing below is a script.
- Do I own my website?
- Yes. The domain, the design, the code and every word of the content belong to you, and that is written into the scope before work starts. If you ever leave, the site goes with you. An agency that keeps the keys is renting you your own storefront.
- Can you fix my current site instead of rebuilding it?
- Sometimes. The free audit measures its speed, accessibility errors and conversion path first. If the foundation is sound, we fix what is broken and stop there. If a fix would cost more than building clean, we say so plainly and you decide with the numbers in front of you.
- Why does ADA compliance matter for a small business website?
- Accessibility suits get filed against local Florida businesses over their websites, and WCAG 2.1 AA is the standard those complaints cite. Beyond the legal exposure, a site that works for everyone converts more of the visitors you already paid to attract. Every build here ships meeting it.
Usually bought alongside
Start with the free audit
It measures where you stand on exactly this work, names what to fix first, and it is yours to keep whether or not we ever speak again.
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. The audit is free either way.