WEBSITE DESIGN
Custom WordPress websites for real businesses.
Clear structure. Clean design. Built to support how your business actually sells.
What our sites have in common
Every project starts differently, but the goal is the same.
Make it easy for customers to understand what you do, trust you, and take the next step.
We design custom WordPress websites that are:
Simple to navigate
Easy to update
Built around clarity, not clutter
OUR PORTFOLIO
WordPress Website Design
A sample of recent websites we’ve designed for growing businesses.
Kelseys Christmas Tree Farm
Multi-Page WordPress Website
Building Healthy Faces
Single-Page WordPress Website
Lyon's Den Finish Carpentry
Multi-Page WordPress Website
Wisdom Within
Single-Page WordPress Website
Kingston Home Builder
Multi-Page WordPress Website
Kingston Travel
Multi-Page WordPress Website
Black Sheep Thinking
Multi-Page WordPress Website
Portsmouth Medical Clinic
Multi-Page WordPress Website
CB Insurance
Multi-Page WordPress Website
How We Approach Website Projects
Most clients come to us knowing their current website isn’t doing enough. We take time to understand the business and clarify the message before design begins. Some projects are straightforward. Others reveal opportunities to simplify or improve things beyond the site. Either way, the end result is a website that’s clearer, more focused, and easier to use.
PRICING
Transparent Pricing
We publish our pricing to remove guesswork and make conversations easier.
All websites are built on WordPress and designed to be easy to update and maintain.
Single-page custom website
$1995
A focused, single-page site designed to clearly explain what you do and guide visitors to take action.
Multi-page custom website
$3995
Includes up to four pages with a clear structure and a custom contact or consultation intake form page. Additional pages are $500 per page.
Website hosting
$350 per year
Billed at delivery and annually thereafter.
If this is the kind of work you’re looking for, let’s talk.
We’ll look at what you have, what’s working, and whether a new website actually makes sense.