One stop shop for affordable, high quality web design and support.
Design, build, deployment and the back end underneath it. Payments, booking, company email. You own the code and the domain when it ships.
Flat quotes, agreed before any work begins. No hourly creep, no deposit for something you have not seen.
Add-ons are included in Full Suite. Everything else is priced separately and quoted up front.
Fixed price. Fixed date. You see it live before you pay.
Most of the horror stories start the same way. Money up front, nothing delivered, and the designer holding the domain. None of that happens here.
Agreed before anything starts. If the scope changes you approve the change first.
The site goes live on a staging link you can click through. Payment comes after.
Registered in your name, hosted on your account. Never held hostage.
The full source is yours at the end. Take it to anyone you like.
Small businesses, mostly. Trades, guiding, retail, and one brand of our own.
Kintsugi-inspired repair patch brand selling into Hokkaido ski retail. Bilingual site with back-end and worker infrastructure, plus transactional email.
Mobile auto glass and headlight restoration in Jackson, Wyoming. Bilingual throughout, with a quote and schedule flow built around how the shop actually takes work.
Preview site and business plan for a Jackson Hole alpinist launching independent guiding work.
Full rebuild of a working artist's portfolio site, moving off a template platform onto something she owns outright.
Unsolicited concept redesign for a Hokkaido property business, built to show what the site could be rather than to describe it.
Site rebuild for a boarding kennel in Pocatello, Idaho, with a booking enquiry flow.
I started building servers as a teenager so my friends and I could play World of Warcraft the way we wanted to play it. Not just hosting a world. Changing the rules inside it.
That is still the part I like. Not picking a template and filling in the blanks, but getting underneath something and making it behave the way it should have in the first place.
Everything after that was self taught. Three years building for clients, and a couple of decades before that taking computers apart because I wanted to know how they worked. I have run businesses of my own, which means I know what a website is supposed to do for one: bring in the right work, screen out the wrong work, and stop you answering the same question on the phone forty times a week.
No agency, no account manager, no handoff to someone you have never spoken to. You deal with me from the first conversation to the day the code is yours.
Pick what applies, or describe something that is not on the list. Quotes are free and come back within two business days.