Sound familiar?

Most projects start with one of these. Each one has a fix below.

Pick what you need.
Skip the rest.

Each service works on its own. Combined, they share one plan and one person.

Web development

I design and build websites, web apps, and marketplaces with modern tools like Astro, Next.js, and React. Every page is built to load quickly, work for everyone, and stay easy for you to update.

  • Custom websites
  • Web apps and marketplaces
  • Content you can edit
  • Hosting and launch
Web development in detail
Woodwise craftsmanship · JobsiteExchange marketplace

Brand & UI design

I design logos, visual identities, and product interfaces as one system. Your brand looks the same on a business card, a website, and inside your app.

  • Logo and identity
  • Brand guidelines
  • Interface design
  • Design systems
Brand & UI design in detail
Whitney Holbourn portfolio · Basetime scheduling preview

E-commerce

I build Shopify and custom stores with fast product pages, a short checkout, and the payment, shipping, and email tools you already use.

  • Shopify stores
  • Custom storefronts
  • Payments and shipping
  • Email and SMS flows
E-commerce in detail
Gold Leaf MD store · Aroma Annapolis store

SEO & analytics

I fix the technical problems that hold a site back in search, plan content around what customers look for, and set up analytics you can actually read.

  • Technical SEO
  • Local search
  • Content planning
  • Analytics setup
SEO & analytics in detail
The Business Brokerage website · RIBUS product page

Digital marketing

I plan and run campaigns on Google, Meta, and LinkedIn, write the ads, and build the landing pages they point to. One person owns the whole path from ad to sale.

  • Google Ads
  • Paid social
  • Email marketing
  • Landing pages
Digital marketing in detail
Misty Robotics platform · Nook Nguyen website

Video production

I plan, film, and edit brand videos, product demos, and social clips, then deliver each one in the sizes and formats every platform needs.

  • Brand films
  • Product demos
  • Social clips
  • Editing and motion
Video production in detail
Illustration of one video delivered in vertical, square, and widescreen formats.

One plan, from first call to launch.

Every service runs the same way. You always know what happens next.

  1. Talk it through.

    A short call about your business, your customers, and what needs to change.

  2. Make the plan clear.

    A written scope, timeline, and fixed quote, so you know what you are paying for before work starts.

  3. Build, refine, launch.

    Regular previews while the work takes shape, then a careful launch and a walkthrough.

How I work

The quote pays for the work.

One engineer handles the design, the code, and the launch. That keeps the price down without cutting what you get.

What you pay for

  • Design and code by the same person
  • Testing on real phones and browsers
  • Launch, redirects, and analytics setup
  • Code, domains, and accounts in your name

What you don’t

  • Account managers
  • Status meetings about status meetings
  • Handoffs between departments
  • Markup on work passed to someone else

Questions people ask first.

Short answers to the things most clients want to know before a first call.

Ask me directly
Do you really do all of it yourself?

Yes. I design, write the code, and run the marketing. For work like a larger video shoot, I bring in extra help, agreed as part of the quote.

What does a project cost?

It depends on the scope, and you get a fixed quote before work starts. Most websites come in under $10k.

How long does a website take?

Most launch in 4–6 weeks. Apps and larger platforms are planned in phases, so you see working software early.

Will I be able to update the site myself?

Yes. I set up an editor that fits how you work and walk you through it before launch.

Who owns the code and the accounts?

You do. Domains, hosting, analytics, and code live in accounts you control.

Can you work on a site someone else built?

Yes. I start with a review of what is there, then recommend whether to fix it, extend it, or rebuild it.

Good work starts with a conversation.

Tell us about your business, what’s working, and what you’d like to do better.