Websites for businesses
Most business sites lose in the first 10 seconds: the customer can't tell what the company does, where it operates or what it costs. I design sites that answer those three questions right away — and that Google and AI engines can read correctly.
stack: Next.js · WordPress
Definition
A business website is a sales tool, not a business card to frame on the wall: it should answer your customer's questions, show your pricing or scope of work and lead them to get in touch — before they open a competitor's tab.
01 / Who it's for
Who this service actually pays off for
- beauty salons, hairdressers, cosmetic and aesthetic-medicine clinics
- law firms, accountancy offices, advisors
- construction, installation and renovation companies
- local service businesses that live on enquiries from Google
02 / Scope
What you get
- 01a review of your offer and a site structure built around the phrases customers actually search for
- 02a bespoke visual design — no template bought for USD 59
- 03code: Next.js or WordPress, depending on who will be editing the content
- 04full SEO: metadata, schema.org (LocalBusiness, FAQ), sitemap, speed
- 05contact form, map, booking integration (e.g. Booksy, Calendly)
- 06launch on your domain + a guide to editing content
03 / When it applies
When it makes sense — and when it doesn't
This service makes sense when customers look for you online and your current site isn't bringing in enquiries — or when there's no site yet. If you have a working WordPress site and the problem is specific, start with an audit rather than building from scratch.
04 / FAQ