Most shops around here don't have anyone looking after their site. It sits there until something breaks, and then it costs $400 to fix in a hurry. I handle it monthly instead — backups, updates, security, and the small changes you need made — so the site stays current without you thinking about it.
Tell me the one thing on your site that bothers you most and I'll fix it this week, free. No plan, no deposit, no meeting. If you like the work, we talk about a monthly plan. If you don't, you got a free fix and I'll leave you alone.
Five years of my day job is turning customer data into answers. Send me what you already have — sales exports, booking history, reviews — and I'll build you a dashboard that shows your slow hours, your repeat customers, and what they actually buy. Ask about a monthly plan.
Waitlists, intake forms, loyalty tracking, a scheduling page that fits how you actually work. If you're running something on paper or a spreadsheet that's slowing you down, I build the app for it.
Four directions I've built to show how differently a site can feel depending on the shop. Click through them — each one solves a different problem an owner brought up to me.
A bakery's biggest website problem is that yesterday's list is wrong by 7am. This one puts a daily board up front that the owner edits from their phone in under a minute.
Salons lose more money to empty chairs than to anything else. The whole layout points at one action: pick a stylist, pick a time, leave a deposit.
Walk-in traffic pays the bills, but catering is where the margin is. This one is bilingual end to end and makes the catering request the second thing you see.
Gyms don't sell memberships off a website, they sell first visits. Everything here funnels to one low-friction ask, and the schedule is the page people actually return for.
These are design concepts I built to show range, not client sites. If you'd rather see something closer to your own shop, tell me what you'd want on it and I'll mock it up before you commit to anything.