Your website should make things easier. For everyone.
Looking for Quad Cities web design that actually fits your business? I design and redesign straightforward, thoughtful websites for small businesses—whether you’re starting from scratch or finally ready to bring the one you already have up to date.
New websites · Redesigns · WordPress · Mobile-friendly websites
Does your website need help?
Probably if…
It looks noticeably older than your business feels.
Your business has changed, but the website still reflects who you were five years ago.
Finding basic information takes work.
Hours, location, services, pricing, booking, contact information—customers shouldn’t have to go hunting.
It’s rough on a phone.
Tiny text, weird menus, sideways scrolling, buttons that are impossible to tap. Your mobile site shouldn’t feel like a punishment.
Updating anything makes you nervous.
If changing a photo or a sentence feels like you’re one click away from destroying the entire website, something needs to change.
You’re embarrassed to send people there.
Honestly? This one’s enough.
A website doesn’t have to be broken to need work. Sometimes a business simply outgrows it.
Starting from scratch?
Maybe you’re opening a new business. Maybe you’ve gotten this far with social media and word of mouth. Maybe you’ve owned the domain for two years and have been aggressively pretending it doesn’t exist.
I’ll help you figure out what your website actually needs, organize the information, and turn it into a site that feels like your business from day one.
Already have a website?
Good. Let’s see what we’re working with.
A redesign doesn’t automatically mean throwing everything away. We can look at what’s working, what’s outdated, what’s confusing, and what deserves to stay—then build from there.
Not sure which one you need?
That’s fine. Tell me what you have and we’ll figure it out together.
What your website might need.
Every project is different. We’ll figure out what makes sense for your business, then I’ll give you a clear scope before the work starts. No mystery deliverables—and no paying for things you don’t need.
Planning + structure
Pages, navigation, calls to action, and figuring out how the whole thing should fit together.
Web design + redesign for small businesses
New builds, visual refreshes, layout improvements, and mobile-friendly design.
Content + copy
Need help figuring out what the site should actually say? Copywriting, editing, and content organization can be part of your project.
WordPress development
New WordPress builds, updates, and improvements to existing WordPress websites.
SEO foundations
Search-friendly structure, page titles and descriptions, headings, image optimization, local signals, and other on-page fundamentals.
Website cleanup + updates
Broken links, outdated information, awkward layouts, confusing navigation, new pages, and all the random stuff your website has collected over the years.
Need something that isn’t listed? Ask.
If it’s in my wheelhouse, I’ll include it in your project scope. If it isn’t, I’ll tell you.
How this works.
01 — Tell me what’s going on.
Send me your website, tell me what you need, what’s bothering you, or what you’re trying to build. You don’t need to have it all figured out first.
02 — I figure out the scope.
I’ll look at what you have, ask questions, and recommend what makes sense. Then you’ll get a clear scope and price before I start working.
03 — I make the thing.
I design, build, write, organize, troubleshoot—whatever we agreed the project needs. You’ll have opportunities to review the work and give feedback along the way.
04 — We get it out into the world.
Once everything is approved, we launch. I’ll make sure the site works across screen sizes and that you know what you need to know to use it afterward.
No mysterious process. No giant agency handoff. You work with me.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have a question?
Tell me what you’re working with. If I can help, I’ll tell you how.
Okay. Tell me about your website.
You don’t need a plan, a sitemap, or the right terminology. Tell me what you have, what’s not working, and what you want it to do. I’ll take it from there.