The work behind the site.

Every site starts empty. No theme, no page builder, no drag-and-drop kit with your logo dropped in the corner. I look at what you sell, who buys it, and what your competition looks like, then design around that.

• Designed around your trade, not a category
• Your own photos wherever they are good enough
• Two rounds of changes included
• Your content and your domain stay yours

Most of your customers will find you by typing your trade and your town into Google. That search is winnable for a local business, and it is mostly technical groundwork nobody gets around to.

• Page titles and descriptions written per page
• Local terms worked into sentences a person would write
• Clean structure so Google can read the site
• Submitted to Google for indexing, not left to be stumbled on

Wrong hours or a missing photo on the map result costs you more customers than anything on the site itself.

• Profile claimed and verified
• Hours, services, and service area kept accurate
• Photos uploaded and refreshed
• Review responses on Premium

Half your visitors will never see the desktop version at all. If it loads slowly or the buttons are hard to hit, they leave.

• Designed at phone width first, then scaled up
• Images compressed so pages load on mobile data
• Buttons big enough to hit with a thumb
• Tested on phones, not a resized browser window

Customers pick a time, it lands on your calendar, and you both get a confirmation. It keeps taking bookings while you are with a customer, after hours, and overnight.

• Booking available 24/7, on Standard and Premium
• Google Calendar sync on Premium
• Confirmations to both sides
• Stripe deposits taken at booking, a $150 add-on

Not a menu with a phone number underneath. A real shop: product cards with sizes and prices, a cart that keeps a running total, and a checkout that takes the money. Asliya Foods sells frozen food through one of these, with delivery or free pickup chosen at checkout.

• Product cards with options, portion sizes and per-item pricing
• A cart with a live subtotal, quantity controls and delivery rules
• Checkout handled by Shopify or Stripe, so card numbers never touch your website and you are never the one storing them
• Delivery, pickup, tax and stock all handled at checkout
• Quoted per build, because a six-product shop and a sixty-product shop are not the same job

Your own photos come first. Most businesses already have something usable on a phone, and a real picture of your actual place beats a polished stock image of somebody else's every time. When what you have will not carry the site, I bring in a professional photographer with proper equipment and lighting, usually for a one or two hour shoot on site. It is quoted separately and it is your call.

• You supply the photos wherever they are good enough, and I will tell you straight when they are
• A professional shoot on site when they are not, usually one to two hours
• Proper camera and lighting, not a phone held at arm's length
• Quoted separately from the build, so you see the cost before you agree to it
• No stock photography, on any package, at any price

Covered by the monthly fee instead of billed by the hour. Cloudflare runs the hosting, which is the same infrastructure large sites sit on.

• SSL certificate, renewed automatically
• DDoS protection on by default
• Between 2 and 6 hours of content changes a month
• You email me; I make the change