What to have ready before you start a website project
A short checklist of what to gather before you talk to a web designer, so your first conversation is faster and your quote is more accurate.
Practical guides on getting found, turning visitors into calls, and keeping your site in good shape, from a web studio in Central Illinois.
A short checklist of what to gather before you talk to a web designer, so your first conversation is faster and your quote is more accurate.
The settings, photos, and habits that help a local business show up on Google Maps and in local search results, in one checklist.
How page speed affects whether people stay on your site, what usually slows a small-business website down, and what you can do about it.
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Every project starts with a short conversation about what you actually need. From there, you get a fixed quote before any work begins. There's no hourly billing and no surprise invoices.
Hosting setup and management, regular backups, uptime monitoring, and small content updates, so your site keeps running the way it should after launch.
You work directly with the person building your site. There are no account managers and no hand-offs.