How a website build works, start to finish

First, a conversation

We start with your business: what you do, where you work, and what kind of jobs or customers you want more of. That shapes everything else, from which pages you need to what the first screen says.

You don't need to know anything about websites. If you can describe your business to a customer, that's enough.

What we'll ask you for

Getting these early is the biggest thing that keeps a build quick.

1. Your logo, if you have one
2. Photos of your work, your team, or your place. Phone photos are fine
3. The services you offer, and the towns or area you serve
4. Your hours, phone number, and email
5. Access to your domain, or we'll help you get one in your name

We write the words

Most owners dread writing their own website. You don't have to. We write every page the way your customers talk, and you check that it's right. If something's off, tell us and we fix it.

You see it before anyone else

We send you a private link to the finished site. Look at it on your phone, show it to whoever you want, and send changes. Two rounds of design changes are included before launch.

Going live

When you're happy, we connect your domain and it's up. If you're replacing an old site, every old page address points to the closest new page, so links people saved and the spot you'd earned on Google carry over.

After launch

This is where most websites fall apart, and where ours keep going. We host it, keep it secure, and watch that it stays up. You text or email changes and they get done: as many as you want for the first 60 days, then 2 a month. Every month you get a short report on how it's doing.