Web design built to convert and rank.
A website is a growth asset, not a brochure. I design and build fast, accessible sites and landing pages that load quickly, read clearly, and are wired to analytics and CRM from the first day, so you can see what the site actually does for revenue, not just how it looks in a screenshot.
Most websites are built for the wrong audience
A lot of sites are designed to impress the people who approve them, not the buyers who use them. They look polished and load slowly, bury the offer under a hero animation, and were never connected to anything that measures whether they work. Six months later nobody can say what the redesign changed, because nothing was set up to tell them.
I build the opposite: a site that earns its keep. Every page has a job, every load is fast, and the whole thing reports back so you know which pages drive inquiries and which just collect dust.
What's included
- Design & UX, a clear visual system and page structure that guides the right buyer to the right action, on mobile first.
- Development, clean, semantic, accessible code that hits Core Web Vitals in the green and stays fast under real conditions.
- Conversion copy, messaging that says what you do and who it's for, instead of vague taglines (this pairs with conversion rate optimization).
- SEO foundation, semantic markup, structured data, clean URLs, and a sitemap so the site is built to be found (see SEO services).
- Analytics & CRM wiring, GA4, event tracking, and lead capture connected on launch, tied to attribution & reporting.
- Handoff you can run, a build your team can edit, with documentation, not a black box that locks you to a vendor.
New build, redesign, or landing pages
Three common shapes. A new site when you're starting fresh or outgrew a template. A redesign when the current site looks dated or converts poorly, done carefully so you keep the rankings and pages that already work. And standalone landing pages for campaigns and paid media, where a focused page almost always beats sending traffic to a busy homepage.
Speed and accessibility are not optional
A slow site quietly taxes every other channel: paid clicks bounce, SEO suffers, and conversion drops with each second of load. I build lean by default, optimize images and fonts, and test on real mobile conditions, not just a fast laptop. Accessible markup is part of the same job, because a site that works for everyone also tends to be the one search engines understand best.
Built by the same person who runs the growth
The advantage of a single operator is that the site is not designed in a vacuum. It's built by someone who also runs the paid media, the SEO, and the measurement, so the pages are shaped around how people actually arrive and what makes them act. The deliverable is a site that supports the whole growth system, not a handsome page disconnected from results.
Common questions
How much does a website cost?
It depends on scope. A focused landing page or small marketing site is a project fee in the low thousands; a larger custom site with copy and CRM integration runs higher. I scope a fixed price up front, and I'll tell you when a template would serve you better than a custom build.
What platform do you build on?
Whatever fits the job and your team, a fast static or lightly dynamic build for most marketing sites, or a clean CMS when you need non-technical editing. The goal is a site your team can run, not one that traps you.
Will it be fast and good for SEO?
Yes. Clean markup, Core Web Vitals in the green, structured data, sensible URLs, and analytics from day one. Performance and search are built in, not bolted on.
Can you redesign my existing site?
Yes, and the smart redesigns start with data on what already ranks and converts, then migrate carefully so you keep your search equity instead of losing traffic at relaunch.
Are you a freelance web designer or a web design agency?
Functionally I'm both and neither: one senior website designer and developer who builds the site personally, with the marketing, SEO, and measurement judgment of a growth lead. You get the accountability of a freelancer and the range of an agency, without the handoffs of either.
Build a site that works as hard as you do.
Start with a 30-minute intro call and a quick read of what your current site is and isn't doing.
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