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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Is this a fit?
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.”
Investment & scope
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
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
Business
Most popular for multi-page builds
- Up to 6 templates/pages
- CMS setup (if needed)
- Performance pass + cleanup
- Launch support
Typical timeline: 2–5 weeks
Growth
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.
What to expect and when
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.
Code that holds up after launch — not just on demo day
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.
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.
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.
Real Projects. Real Results.
Enterprise health systems, professional services, e-commerce, and local businesses — built to perform and maintain.How design reduces risk
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.