Why me, in three reasons.

Your customer matters to me more than your website does

Every site I build gets judged by one person, and it is not you and it is not me. It is somebody standing outside your shop on a phone, half paying attention, trying to find one thing. If they find it, the site worked. If it looked beautiful and they gave up, it did not.

So I build for the phone first and the computer second. More people on earth have a phone than have a computer, and the ones about to spend money with you are nearly all holding one.

Here is what that looks like in practice. On one build the owner could not find his own price filter, because on a phone the buttons ran wider than the screen and the word Price was cut in half. It had been working for weeks and nobody could reach it. I do not call that finished. I still care about design and I will happily argue with you about a colour. When the two pull against each other, the person trying to buy something wins.

A real person makes it, and tells you how

I'm Ash. I draw every site around one business, so it looks like you and not like a thousand other shops. You are not dealing with an agency or a salesman. You email [email protected] and I am the one who answers.

I do not start from a blank page and I do not start from a template. I rough the whole thing out first, just enough to see the shape of it, and then I build onto that over and over until it is right. Working that way means I always know exactly what I am dealing with. You are not paying for a template. You are paying for the taste and the hours.

Three prices, and half up front

One landing page is $600. A five page site is $1,500. A ten page site is $2,000. Ten pages is the most that price covers, and extra pages after that are $100 each. Changes or add-ons to a site you already have start at $300. AI features are $200 to $600 each, and that range is the price of one feature rather than all of them. Half up front. The other half once the site is built and you have seen it, and then I connect your web address. You pay by card through a PayPal link, or Venmo or Zelle if you would rather, just ask. One thing so nothing surprises you: that price pays for the website, not your web address. The web address is about $10 to $20 a year. You buy it yourself so it stays yours, and I set it up.