Website design & development
A website worth sending people to.
Your website is where people decide whether to get in touch. I handle the structure, copy, design and development so the finished site explains your business clearly and makes the next step easy.
Plan and review the work directly with me.
you.
Every page, thoughtfully connected.
- 01Page layouts
- 02Visual style guide
- 03Reusable components
The challenge.
Most business websites explain and then stop. The visitor reads, and nothing happens: no clear next step, no inquiry that lands anywhere useful, no connection to the tools the team already uses.
Build the site around the job it has to do.
I start with the one thing a visitor should be able to do, then design the pages, the forms and the handoffs around it. The result explains what you do and moves the work forward without someone chasing it.
Explore the work
A point of view. In every detail.
Explore complete design directions, from the page layout to typography, color and reusable components.
Thoughtful outdoor spaces. A place to slow down, gather together, and feel at home.
Explore our gardensSpace, texture & a little breathing room.
The same design, adapted to the screen.Scroll inside to explore
The details belong together.
Shape, spacing and a clear next step.
Try the field. Nothing is sent.
Tools I work with
What goes into it
The work behind
the finished result.
Start with what people need to know.
What do you do? Why choose you? What happens next? I organize the pages around those questions, then write the copy and make the design support it.
Service pages, useful navigation, project examples and a clear inquiry path.
Give the details the same attention.
Mobile navigation, readable type, image sizes, keyboard access and form behavior are part of the build. So is making sure you can update the parts you actually need to edit.
WordPress or custom development, chosen around the site and the people maintaining it.
Launch with a plan.
A rebuild starts with an inventory of the existing pages. I map changed addresses, check metadata and forms, and review the site on phones. When hosting is included, I configure the DreamHost plan and handle the migration before the domain switches over.
Redirects, search checks, performance checks and a practical handover.
Working together
A clear direction. Then a careful build.
Shape the site
Agree the pages, message, content and editor.
Design and build
Integrated AI helps me move from ideas to working pages faster. You review the direction; I review the code and test the build.
Check and launch
Test the important paths and hand over the site and accounts.
Scope & budget
Put a clear boundary
around the work.
Page count, content preparation, editing needs and migration complexity shape the quote. A store, customer portal or unusual integration is included when we specifically scope it.
The work, price and review points are agreed before the project starts.
See project budget guidanceRelevant work
Different businesses. Distinct websites.

Liberty Creek Forest Management / Client website
A custom website. Then a measured performance rebuild.
Design, development and a performance pass that brought five pages to 99–100 in recorded mobile Lighthouse tests.
Rogue Brothers Construction / Client website
A project portfolio the owners can keep current.
A WordPress site built around project publishing, service-area content and inquiry tracking.
Professional hosting.
A foundation I know well.
Built by me.
Hosted on DreamHost.
A fast website needs good code and good hosting. I trim the code, images and scripts, and set up DreamHost hosting to fit the project. Then we measure the result, from how fast the server answers to Core Web Vitals, Google’s measures of loading and response.
I’m DreamHost’s CMO; the hosting is DreamHost’s product and billed separately, and the work described here is my own.
A monthly plan for the work after launch.
Maintenance, content updates and agreed improvements. One person who knows your website, with the work and recurring fee defined around what you need.
Monthly · Quoted to your scopeGuides to help you decide.
Before we get started
A few useful answers.
Can you improve our existing website?
Yes. A redesign, a performance pass or a better set of service pages can be a project on its own. I look at what is worth keeping before recommending a rebuild.
Should we use WordPress or a custom website?
That depends on your editing needs, existing setup and the site's functions. WordPress can be a good fit for regular content updates. Custom development can make sense for unusual interfaces or applications. Both can be built carefully and optimized.
Do you write the copy?
I can handle the page structure and copy as part of the project. You supply the facts, examples and business context; we review the wording together before launch.
Will a rebuild affect search traffic?
It can. I record a baseline, map redirects, preserve useful content and check the launch. Rankings cannot be guaranteed, so the plan includes watching what changes.
Let’s make it happen
Talk about your website.
Tell me what you want to build or improve. A sentence or two is enough to start.