Point of view

Most small-business websites look the same because they're built the same way. Clicked together from templates by people who don't really make websites. Mine don't, because I do.

01 · Selected work

Recent builds.

Professional services

Rose Law Nevada.

2026 Design & Build Static + Lambda

A confident, considered marketing site for a Reno estate-planning firm. Practice areas read like a brief, not a template, with a custom contact form backed by AWS Lambda, Cloudflare Turnstile spam protection, and same-day inbox delivery. Replaced a generic builder site that loaded slowly and ranked nowhere.

roselawnevada.com
Screenshot of Rose Law Nevada's homepage
Fitness & brand

Sierra Strength & Speed.

2026 Design & Build Active build

A strength-and-conditioning gym that needed a site that performs like its athletes. Quick on mobile, obvious calls to action, photography that holds up next to the work being done in the room.

sierra-strength.com
Screenshot of Sierra Strength & Speed's homepage
Consumer brand

Drink Yuzy.

2026 Design & Build Active build

A consumer beverage brand that lives on Instagram and at point-of-sale. The website's job is to bring that energy to the screen. Bold, edible color, distinctive type, and a structure that lets the bottles do the talking.

drinkyuzy.com
Screenshot of Drink Yuzy's homepage
02 · What I bring

Design, build, and run it.

  • 01

    Design with intent

    Every site designed from a blank canvas for the brand in front of me. Not adapted from a template you'll see on someone else's site next week.

  • 02

    Real code, not page builders

    Hand-built HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, or React when the project calls for it. Fast, lightweight, indexed cleanly, and easy to maintain.

  • 03

    SEO from day one

    Schema markup, sitemaps, and meta tags wired up properly before launch. Pages get indexed, results show up, and the site earns its rankings.

  • 04

    Forms that actually work

    Contact and inquiry forms backed by real serverless infrastructure. Spam-protected, logged, and routed to wherever you actually read mail.

  • 05

    Hosting that undercuts

    AWS hosting with SSL, CDN, daily backups, and monitoring. Professionally managed and guaranteed to cost less per month than what you pay GoDaddy, Squarespace, or Wix. Show me the receipt.

  • 06

    Same-day small edits

    Text changes, new photo, phone number update, holiday hours. Email or text and it's live the same day at no extra charge. Bigger work bills hourly. The same person who built it is the one keeping it sharp.

03 · What it costs

Quoted per project.

Every site is different, so every site gets its own quote. The ranges below are what most projects land in. Hosting and care plans are separate, and the hosting bill is guaranteed to undercut whatever you pay now.

  • Essential rebuild
    general range~$500
    one-time build
    • One or two pages
    • Hand-coded, mobile-first
    • Contact form
    • SEO basics, schema, sitemap
    • Typically 1 to 2 weeks

    Best for: a small business with an outdated single-page site that needs to look professional fast.

  • Full site
    general range$1,000+
    one-time build
    • Five or more pages
    • Custom sections, deeper content support
    • Integrations: reviews, scheduling links, feeds
    • Heavier copywriting help included
    • Typically 3 to 5 weeks

    Best for: established businesses that want a site that reflects how seriously they take the work.

Pricing is per project. Send a short note about your business and what you need and I'll come back with a fixed quote in a couple of days. No phone tag, no commitment.
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After launch

Hosting and care plans.

Guarantee

We undercut your current host

Email a screenshot of your current GoDaddy, Squarespace, Wix, or Network Solutions bill and the new rate is guaranteed to come in lower. Often substantially lower. Same level of service or better.

Bigger work

Hourly when needed

New pages, design refreshes, custom integrations, performance tuning. Billed hourly at a flat rate, quoted in advance, no hidden retainers or surprise invoices.

04 · Common questions

Before you reach out.

How much does a custom website cost?

Tiered one-time pricing. $500 for an essential one or two page rebuild, $750 for a standard three to five page small-business site, $1,000 for a full site with more pages, custom sections, and integrations. Anything bigger or with a real backend (online ordering, e-commerce, booking platforms) gets a fixed quote based on hours. No subscriptions, no surprise hourly invoices.

What does hosting cost? Will it be cheaper than what I pay now?

Sites are hosted on AWS and professionally managed. SSL, CDN, daily backups, and uptime monitoring are included. The hosting bill is guaranteed to beat what you currently pay GoDaddy, Squarespace, Wix, or any other provider. Show me the receipt and the new rate undercuts it. Same-day small edits to text or contact details are included at no extra charge.

How long does it take to build a website?

A typical 3 to 5 page small-business site takes 2 to 4 weeks from kickoff to launch. Larger sites can run longer. The biggest variable is how quickly content (copy and photography) comes back from your side.

Do you only work with Reno-area businesses?

Based in Reno and working locally across Northern Nevada and Lake Tahoe, but the studio is remote-first and most projects run over Zoom and email. Clients across the US are welcome.

Why not just use Wix, Squarespace, or Webflow?

Builders are fine for the simplest cases. They get expensive over time through recurring subscriptions, slow as you add features, and lock you into their template aesthetic. A hand-built site is faster, indexes cleaner in search results, owned outright by you, and easier to extend with real functionality when the business grows.

What happens after the site launches?

Every site is hosted on AWS with SSL, CDN caching, automated backups, and uptime monitoring. Small content edits (text, photos, contact info) are same-day and included. Bigger changes (new pages, new features, design tune-ups) are billed at a flat hourly rate. No lock-in, you own the site, and you can take it elsewhere whenever you want.

Do you also do photography for the site?

Web design and photography are billed as separate services. But as a working photographer I can add a shoot to any project for an additional cost: headshots, location, product, drone. Pricing depends on scope and is quoted alongside the design work.

Get in touch

Have a project in mind?

Tell me about your business: what you do, who you're trying to reach, and what's not working about your current site (or what's missing if you don't have one yet). I'll send a tailored proposal within a few days.