Services
Clear services for clearer websites
Each engagement is scoped to a real outcome — direction, design, copy, or a prioritized plan. Start where the friction is highest.
01
Website Strategy & Planning
Best for: Businesses that need direction before design or development.
Clarify what the website needs to achieve before a single layout is drawn.
Start a ProjectProblems addressed
- Unclear positioning
- No defined audience
- Scattered content plans
- Uncertain scope or budget
What’s included
- Website goals and audience definition
- Sitemap and information architecture
- Page structure and content requirements
- User journey and conversion planning
- Design direction and implementation recommendations
Deliverables
- Strategy brief
- Sitemap
- Page-level content requirements
- Prioritized recommendations
Typical workflow
- 1.Discovery workshop or questionnaire
- 2.Audit of existing materials
- 3.Strategy synthesis and review
- 4.Handoff to design or build
Frequently asked questions
Do I need strategy if I already have a design in mind?
Yes — strategy validates that the design serves a real business goal and audience need before implementation effort is spent.
Can strategy stand alone as a project?
Yes. Some clients use the strategy phase as a standalone engagement, then implement internally or with another partner.
02
WordPress & Elementor Web Design
Best for: Businesses that need a polished, responsive, manageable website.
Design and build a responsive WordPress site with reusable components your team can actually update.
Start a ProjectProblems addressed
- Outdated or inconsistent design
- Difficult maintenance
- No reusable layout system
- Poor mobile experience
What’s included
- Visual direction and page layouts
- Responsive design system
- WordPress and Elementor implementation
- Reusable components and global styles
- Basic performance, accessibility, and usability checks
Deliverables
- Live WordPress website
- Component library
- Editor documentation
- Launch checklist results
Typical workflow
- 1.Design direction and key page layouts
- 2.Component build-out
- 3.Page production
- 4.Review, refine, launch
Frequently asked questions
Will I be able to update the site myself?
Yes. The build uses reusable Elementor patterns and global styles, and handoff includes editing guidance.
Do you work with existing WordPress sites?
Yes — redesigns and rebuilds of existing sites are common, as long as the platform remains a good fit.
03
Website Copywriting & Content Structure
Best for: Businesses with unclear, incomplete, or ineffective website content.
Turn vague or incomplete website content into structured, conversion-aware copy.
Start a ProjectProblems addressed
- Homepage that does not convert
- Inconsistent messaging
- Weak calls to action
- Content that talks features, not outcomes
What’s included
- Homepage and service-page copy
- Messaging hierarchy
- Calls to action
- Content outlines and page briefs
- SEO-aware headings, metadata suggestions, and internal-linking opportunities
Deliverables
- Approved page copy
- Messaging hierarchy document
- CTA map
- Metadata recommendations
Typical workflow
- 1.Content audit and interviews
- 2.Messaging framework
- 3.Draft copy and review rounds
- 4.Final delivery with implementation notes
Frequently asked questions
Can you write copy without redesigning the site?
Yes. Copywriting can be delivered as a standalone project or alongside design and build.
04
Website Audits & Improvement Plans
Best for: Existing websites that need clearer messaging, better UX, or stronger conversion paths.
An honest review of what is working, what is not, and what to fix first.
Request a Project ReviewProblems addressed
- Declining inquiry quality
- Unclear what to fix first
- Conversion drop-off
- Accumulated technical debt
What’s included
- UX and content audit
- Visual and responsive review
- Conversion-path analysis
- Technical or maintainability observations
- Prioritized improvement roadmap
Deliverables
- Audit report
- Prioritized roadmap
- Recommended next steps
Typical workflow
- 1.Access and context gathering
- 2.Structured audit
- 3.Findings review call
- 4.Roadmap delivery
Frequently asked questions
Is an audit a commitment to a redesign?
No. The audit stands alone — you decide whether to implement internally, with me, or elsewhere.
Scope boundaries
Projects are a good fit when there is a real business goal, a decision-maker available for feedback, and willingness to treat content as part of the work. Ongoing retainers, paid ads management, and fully custom application development are outside current scope — I’ll say so directly if your request lands there.
Describe the situation — I’ll recommend the smallest engagement that actually solves it.