Website design and development
Service
Website design and development.
Your website is usually the first real conversation a client has with your business, and it happens whether you are in the room or not. We build websites for artists and law firms that are clear, current, fast, and easy to keep up, so that first conversation goes the way you would want it to.
What this includes
What a website engagement covers.
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A site structure planned around what your visitors actually need.
The organization is settled before the design begins, because a good site is organized before it is decorated.
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Design in your brand.
The site looks like your business, not like a template that has been adjusted to fit.
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Writing, or editing of your writing.
In a clear and human voice that sounds like you on your clearest day.
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A build on a platform you can maintain.
With the basics of search visibility done correctly, so the work is found.
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A check that the site works well on a phone.
Because that is where most visitors will see it first.
How it works
How a website engagement runs.
We plan the structure first, because a good site is organized before it is decorated.
We design and build the pages, we place real words and real images, and we test the site on real devices. We hand you a site you can update, and we are here if you would rather we kept it current for you.
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Per-project pricing for web design & development.
Every product carries a written price and a written scope. If a project sits between two of these or needs something custom, start a conversation and we will quote it as one piece of work.
GCM-1201
Landing page (one-page site)
$2,500
One well-built page that does one job. For a campaign, a coming-soon, or a single-product business.
See in shopGCM-1202
Small business site (up to 5 pages)
$5,500
The classic small-business site. Home, About, Services, Work, Contact. Built on WordPress on a host you can keep.
See in shopGCM-1203
Standard business site (up to 10 pages)
$9,500
The site for a small business that has grown into more rooms. Services + practice areas, work portfolio, blog or journal, calendar or eve…
See in shopGCM-1204
Premium custom site (10+ pages)
$14,500
A full agency-tier custom build. Bespoke design system, considered information architecture, integrated journal, custom forms, and ongoin…
See in shopGCM-1205
Law firm website (Texas Bar compliant)
$7,500
A firm website built to read like a real practice and to satisfy Texas Rules 7.01 through 7.06. Practice-area pages, attorney bios, intak…
See in shopGCM-1206
Artist portfolio site
$4,500
A working artist's home on the web. Portfolio, statement, CV, contact, optional store link. Designed so a new piece can be added in five …
See in shopGCM-1207
Restaurant or venue site
$6,500
For a restaurant or venue. Menu (or events), hours, location, reservation or ordering integration, photo gallery, and the small details (…
See in shopGCM-1208
Online store, Starter (up to 25 SKUs)
$6,500
A small online store on WooCommerce or Shopify. For a working artist, a band, or a small shop. Up to 25 SKUs entered with photography you…
See in shopGCM-1209
Online store, Standard (up to 250 SKUs)
$12,500
A real store. Catalog, categories, search, related products, abandoned-cart email, payment, shipping, and tax done right.
See in shopIn practice
What this looks like for you.
A typical website project begins with a musician, a solo practitioner, or a small arts nonprofit whose current site is years out of date, painful on a phone, and was built by someone they can no longer reach. We rebuild the site on a platform you can maintain, in a structure that matches the actual shape of your work, and we write the copy alongside the design so the words and the layout are doing the same job. You finish with a site you understand, on a platform you can update, with the search basics done right and the credentials handed to you in writing.
If that sounds like the kind of work you need, tell us about your project.
One honest note
A large site is not a better site. We will usually recommend fewer, stronger pages over many thin ones, because that is what serves a visitor and what search engines reward.
Next step
If your site is dated, unfinished, or simply not yours anymore, start a conversation.
Intended audience: both.
