Websites made
by a neighbour,
not a vendor.
Westland, Michigan · Est. 2026
I am one developer in metro Detroit who designs and builds the whole thing — the writing, the layout, the code underneath. You get someone who answers the phone and remembers your business, instead of a ticket number at a shop three time zones away.
Four things, done properly
Custom sites
Built from nothing on purpose. No page-builder sprawl, no theme you have to fight — a site written to fit how your business actually works, and fast because there is nothing extra in it.
E-commerce
A storefront your customers can get through on a phone, in a parking lot, in a hurry. Products, payments, shipping and the everyday admin behind them, set up so you can run it yourself.
Redesigns
You already have a site and it is holding you back. I keep what is working, rewrite what is not, and move you across without dropping the search traffic you have earned.
Updates & care
The unglamorous half. New pages, seasonal changes, prices, photos, plugin and platform updates — handled when you ask, so the site does not quietly rot.
Four steps,
start to launch
Most projects run six to ten weeks. You always know which step we are on.
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01
We talk
A call or a long email. What the business does, who you need to reach, what the site has to accomplish. No pitch deck.
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02
A shape
I come back with a plan, a page map and a fixed quote. You know the number before anything gets built.
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03
The craft
Design and build, in the open. You see real pages as they land, not mockups, and you say so when something is wrong.
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04
Bound and handed over
Launch, then a walkthrough of how to run it. I stay reachable — most of my work comes from people I launched years ago.