Web Development That Works in Production — Not Just in Preview

Clean builds, reliable CMS setups, and integrations done right. Built by a senior developer with 10+ years shipping real code for healthcare systems, law firms, and local businesses.

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A quick check to see if this design-first approach fits your goals — and what great web design actually improves.

Great fit if you need

A clean, modern design that feels premium, loads fast, and immediately earns trust — with UX that guides visitors toward calling, booking, or requesting a quote.

Clarity & trust

Clear hierarchy, spacing, and messaging so visitors instantly understand who you are and why choose you.

Conversion flow

Layouts structured to guide attention toward your highest-value actions — without clutter or confusion.

Mobile usability

Mobile-first design that stays readable, fast, and intuitive on every device where customers browse.

Not the best fit if you want

A quick template install with no messaging, no UX strategy, and no plan for conversions or mobile performance.

Ultra-rushed timelines

Projects that skip research, planning, testing, or any real design decision-making just to “get something up.”

Brand consistency

A cohesive aesthetic (color, type, spacing, imagery) that strengthens your brand and feels intentional.

SEO-ready structure

Clean headings and search-friendly layout that help your content rank — before any add-on “SEO package.”

Development pricing depends on CMS needs, integrations, and how performance-focused the build needs to be. All projects start with a quick scope call.

Starter

$ 2k +

Best for a small build or single-page implementation


  • 1 page build or small feature
  • Bootstrap 4.6 implementation
  • Basic tracking + QA
  • Up to 2 revision rounds

Typical timeline: 1–2 weeks

Growth

$ 8k +

For larger builds + integrations


  • More templates/components
  • Integrations + advanced forms
  • SEO-friendly structure
  • Extended QA + rollout

Typical timeline: 4–8 weeks

Migrations, portals, and integration-heavy builds are scoped individually. You'll always get a clear estimate before any work begins.

You'll get a confirmed schedule with milestones after a quick discovery call — no ambiguity, no scope creep surprises.
Project type Typical timeline What that usually includes
Small build / single template 1–2 weeks Implementation, QA, performance pass, and launch support.
Multi-page build (3–6 templates) 2–5 weeks Templates/components, CMS setup (if needed), QA, launch.
Integration-heavy build 4–8 weeks Deeper QA, integrations, structured rollout, and post-launch fixes.

Timelines depend on content readiness, stakeholder reviews, and integration complexity. Clients who stay responsive consistently hit the shorter end.

A lot of sites look great in preview and fall apart in production. Here's what I build differently.

Maintainable components — not spaghetti

Reusable, structured templates so you can add pages and features later without breaking everything that already works.

Integrations done cleanly

Forms, analytics, scheduling tools, CRMs, and third-party APIs implemented the right way — not bolted on as an afterthought.

Performance baked in from day one

Fast-loading, stable layouts with Core Web Vitals in mind — because slow pages cost you rankings and clients.

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Built to Extend Without Breaking

Clean structure you can actually grow.

I build with repeatable components and consistent templates — so when you need to add a new service page, landing page, or feature, it fits cleanly instead of creating new problems.

Performance-focused web development showing fast, stable UI patterns

Fast Pages. Stable UX. Fewer Headaches.

Real-device performance — not just Lighthouse scores.

Optimized asset delivery, clean scripts, and stable layout behavior so the experience holds up on actual devices in the field — not just in a controlled demo.

Enterprise health systems, professional services, e-commerce, and local businesses — built to perform and maintain.
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Enterprise Healthcare Build

Custom API integration, accordion templates, and GTM event tracking built for USC Keck Medicine's high-traffic web infrastructure.

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Professional Services Build

Custom WordPress theme, Stripe integration, and conversion-focused structure for a legal services firm.

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Local Business Lead Gen

Fast-loading, mobile-first build with quote request functionality and SEO-ready structure.

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Full Performance Rebuild

Rescued a broken WordPress install — rebuilt with clean code, faster delivery, and a scalable template system.

Clear structure, intentional messaging, and validation before launch.

Discovery & goals

Define audience, services, and desired actions upfront — so design decisions are grounded in purpose.

UX & layout

Page structure, messaging hierarchy, and CTAs are mapped before visuals.

Visual design

Color, typography, and spacing are applied intentionally to guide attention.

Review & refinement

Cross-device checks, adjustments, and final polish.

Straight answers to the questions most clients ask before we start.
Depends on your goals. If you or your team needs to edit content without touching code, WordPress is the smart choice. If you want maximum performance, simplicity, and control, a custom build wins. I'll tell you which makes more sense after hearing your situation — not just default to whatever's easier to build.
Yes — forms, Google Analytics, Tag Manager, scheduling tools, Stripe, CRMs, and custom APIs. I've implemented integrations for USC's health system and small local businesses. The approach is the same: done cleanly, tested properly, no hacky workarounds.
Yes — performance is built in, not added later. I build with Core Web Vitals in mind: fast loads, stable layout shifts, clean scripts. If you need a deeper optimization pass on an existing site, that's a separate service I offer too.
Your goals, a list of pages/features, any existing designs or content, and examples you like. If content isn't ready yet, we can scope and structure the build so content can be dropped in cleanly later.
Yes — I offer maintenance packages and can handle post-launch fixes, updates, and additions. Most clients stick around because it's easier than onboarding someone new who doesn't know the codebase.