Your Website Is Working for Your Business
or It Is Working Against It

For most small business sites, five to ten pages with standard functionality, four to eight weeks from kickoff to launch. Timeline depends on how quickly content, approvals, and feedback are returned on your side. You get a project schedule at the start and we hold to it.

Yes. We build on platforms your team can manage without technical knowledge, typically WordPress or a custom CMS. We also provide basic training at handoff so your team can update content, add pages, and publish news on their own. Complex changes and redesigns are handled by us.

We offer managed hosting as part of our web service, SSL, automated backups, uptime monitoring, and performance management included. If you have existing hosting you want to keep, we can work within that environment. We recommend managed hosting for most clients because it eliminates a maintenance category you should not have to think about.

Yes. We assess your current site for performance, SEO issues, mobile usability, and security, then recommend the minimum changes needed to address them. A full rebuild is not always necessary. We tell you honestly whether a targeted improvement or a clean-start rebuild is the better investment.

For standard product catalogs and transactional e-commerce, yes. We implement WooCommerce on WordPress for most clients needing online sales functionality. For high-volume retail operations requiring custom platforms, we can scope the project and bring in the right resources for the complexity involved.

Both, and that is intentional. The design and build itself typically runs three to four weeks; total time from kickoff to launch depends on how quickly content and feedback come back on your end, which is why a standard business site runs four to eight weeks overall, as noted above. Once your site is live, we do not hand it off and walk away. Hosting, SSL renewal, security monitoring, and maintenance continue for as long as we manage your site, so the finished product keeps working instead of quietly degrading.

Yes. For medical, legal, financial, and other regulated practices, we build to WCAG 2.1 accessibility standards, optimize for Core Web Vitals, and harden SSL and forms against common attack vectors. Contact and intake forms are scoped to collect only what is needed to schedule an appointment or follow up, not medical history, insurance details, or other protected health information a public web form should never touch. A secure, accessible, fast site is one part of a compliant practice, not a substitute for your own HIPAA program. The same standards, particularly local SEO, apply directly to any local service business competing to be found in its market.