Website design & development — Concordia, Kansas
Websites for businesses that don't have time to think about websites.
I build and look after sites for shops, contractors, clinics and nonprofits across north-central Kansas. The kind people find on a phone, read without squinting, and call you from.
Services
Four things, done properly.
01
A new website
Built around what people actually need to do — call, book, apply, order, or find your hours. Fast on a phone, readable at any age, and easy for you to update once I hand it over.
02
Fixing the one you have
Often you don't need to start over. Layout, photos, wording, mobile, speed. I work in Wix, Squarespace, WordPress and Shopify as well as custom builds.
03
Keeping it running
Updates, backups, broken links, new photos, seasonal changes. Someone to text when something looks wrong, instead of hoping it sorts itself out.
04
Getting found on Google
Your Business Profile, map pin, hours and page copy set up so that when somebody nearby searches for what you sell, your name comes back.
Process
Three steps, no mystery.
Step 01
We talk
Coffee, phone or email. You tell me what's not working. I tell you what it costs and how long it takes. No charge for this part.
Step 02
I build it
You see a real working version early, not a slideshow. Half up front, half at launch, so you never pay for something you haven't seen.
Step 03
It goes live
I move it over, check nothing broke, and show you how to change what you'll want to change. Accounts, domain and files are all yours.
Pricing
Numbers you can take to a board meeting.
Every project is quoted in writing before anything starts. These are starting points — a five-page site for a shop costs less than one with booking and a staff directory.
- New websitefrom $1,500
- Refresh of an existing sitefrom $600
- Monthly upkeepfrom $75/mo
- Google Business setupfrom $250
Questions
The things people ask first.
How long does a site take?
Most small business sites take two to four weeks from the day I have your content. The part that slows projects down is almost always waiting on photos and copy, not the building.
Do I own the site when it's finished?
Yes. The domain, the hosting account and the files are in your name. If you ever want to work with someone else, you hand them the logins and walk away. Nothing is held hostage.
Can I update it myself?
That's the goal. I set things up so the parts you'll actually want to change — hours, photos, staff, prices — are editable without touching code, and I walk you through it before launch.
What if I already have a website?
Then we start by figuring out whether it's worth saving. Sometimes a refresh gets you 90% of the way for a third of the cost. I'll tell you honestly which one your situation calls for.
Do you work with nonprofits?
Yes, and often. Board approval takes longer than a single owner deciding, so I build that into the timeline and keep scope and revisions written down clearly from the start.
Are you local?
Concordia. I'd rather meet in person for the first conversation if you're within driving distance, and plenty of this work goes better over a table than over email.
Get started
Tell me what you're working on.
Whether you know exactly what you want or just know the current site isn't cutting it. I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right fit.