
Italian restaurant website + ordering flowConcept demo
Sole & Luna
A warm trattoria concept built to turn hungry visitors into reservations and takeout orders.
WEBSITES
Your website is where customers meet your business. I design it around how you work: fast on a phone, found on Google and in AI answers, and built to turn visits into orders, bookings and leads. It is the foundation — the rest of the system stands on it.
What your customer sees
The website's job, in four steps — shown with Coastline Pool Care, a fictional demo business.
A complete website on your own domain, built from your roadmap.
One fixed price, no hourly rate. It starts with the $399 Business Growth Assessment, credited in full.
Already have a website?
The assessment shows what is worth keeping and what to rebuild. Every old address points to its new page, so the links Google and your customers already use keep working.
Two fictional businesses, built the way I build yours — open them and use them like a customer would.

Italian restaurant website + ordering flowConcept demo
A warm trattoria concept built to turn hungry visitors into reservations and takeout orders.

Pool-service website + quote & service-tracking systemConcept demo
A Southwest Florida pool-care brand built to turn “who can fix my pool?” into booked, recurring service.
I don't quote a build time before I've seen the business. The assessment's roadmap arrives within 5 business days, and the start date is agreed on the 30-minute call that follows.
A website is $1,800. It starts with the $399 Business Growth Assessment: I look at how your business runs today and give you a written plan for the next 12 months, ranked by what wins you more customers, saves money and saves time. The $399 is credited in full toward the build. After launch I keep it cared for on a monthly plan, and at the end of the term, with everything paid, I hand over the source code on request.
It is built to be found: the search plan comes before the first page, every page answers what people actually type, and the AI answer layer ships with it. I don't promise a ranking.
A template is enough when your needs are standard and you need to launch this month. A custom website is worth it when the site is how customers find and judge you, or when you need booking, ordering or a client area that a builder doesn't do. If a template is all you need right now, I'll tell you.
Straight answers from the blog on building sites that load fast and convert. Start with how much a website costs in 2026, or browse the Websites & Landing Pages cluster.
NEXT STEP
Tell me what you want to grow. I'll map the first build.
Start with the assessment