Website Design + Development.
A Website Built to Work as Hard as You Do.
It’s often the very first real conversation someone has with a business. Making that conversation one worth remembering means building something accessible, dependable, and guided by one person who understands both the design and the technical details behind it.
What it is + Why it Matters
Too many small business websites look fine and still don’t work: unclear navigation, no obvious next step, copy that talks about the business instead of the visitor standing in front of it. Fixing that starts well before design, with a real look at what a visitor actually needs to find and do on every page.
Accessibility isn’t a separate conversation from good design here; it’s part of the same one. Building for ADA and WCAG standards from the wireframe stage forward means the site works for more people, holds up better under scrutiny, and doesn’t need to be retrofitted later.
“She delivered a site that makes CMGT look like the mature, established company we are. What really impressed us was her willingness to dive into Webflow to meet our needs.”
Angie Sanders
CMGT Federal
From Vision to Click-Worthy Design
The Process (How You Win)
- Step 1: Discovery and Strategy. Clarity on the site’s goals, audience, and story comes first, before wireframes or design ever enter the conversation.
- Step 2: UX Planning and Wireframes. Exactly how visitors will navigate the site becomes visible before a single pixel gets designed, so every step feels intuitive from the start.
- Step 3: Design and Content. A beautiful, on-brand design pairs with copy that actually connects and converts, not copy that just fills space.
- Step 4: Development and Testing. The site comes alive across every device at this stage, fully accessible and fully responsive, tested against ADA and WCAG standards before it ever goes live.
- Step 5: Launch and Training. Everything goes live ready to grow, along with the know-how to keep it running without a phone call for every small update.
What You Get
- Website strategy session
- Sitemap and wireframes
- Custom web design
- Responsive development
- ADA/WCAG accessible build
- CMS setup and training
- Post-launch support
Accessibility isn’t an afterthought tacked onto the end of this process; it’s built in from the wireframe stage forward. An accessible site reaches more of the actual audience and holds up better under scrutiny, whether that scrutiny comes from a government contract reviewer or a customer using a screen reader, and it’s one more thing a client never has to manage alone.
Work Samples in this Area
Let’s design a site you’re proud to share.
Let’s have a conversation about how we can move forward.