Texas Web Design Built to Get Found & Generate Leads.

A standard website takes four to six weeks from kickoff to launch, and a one-pager two to three. What stretches a timeline is waiting on content from your side, or adding pages mid-project. We need roughly an hour of your time a week while the build is running.

WordPress, every time. It runs a large share of the web, so you are never short of people who can maintain it, and you are never locked into a system only we can touch.

It is designed at phone width first and scaled up, not shrunk down. Most local searches in Texas happen on a phone, often on a weak signal, so that is the screen we design for.

We write or edit the copy in your voice as part of the Standard and Growth packages. Photography is yours, though we will tell you plainly which shots are worth taking and which stock images to avoid.

Yes. At launch you get the files, the logins and any licences, and we walk you through editing your own pages. Because we build on WordPress rather than a proprietary system, everything stays portable: if you ever choose to work with someone else, you take it with you, and nothing stops working if you stop paying us.

Yes. Website hosting is included with every package, along with a monthly security backup stored on a separate server, so a copy of your site always exists somewhere other than the server it runs on.

From the Local King package upward you also receive a monthly ranking report for the first six months, showing where you stand in Google for the money keywords that matter in your niche.

If you would rather host elsewhere, we hand the site over cleanly and help your provider get set up.

Often, yes. The important part is preserving what already ranks: we map redirects carefully so Google does not treat the new site as a fresh start, and use the rebuild to fix the structural issues holding rankings back.

Our one-pager is $990 and a standard website (with up to 8 pages) is $2,990, both quoted as a fixed price before we start. Across Texas you will find template work from a few hundred dollars and agency projects well into five figures. What moves the number is page count, how much copy has to be written from scratch, and whether the site needs custom functionality.

If your budget is under a thousand dollars and the website only needs to prove you exist, a builder is the better use of your money. If the site is meant to bring in enquiries and rank in search, a custom build pays for itself, because page structure, load speed and schema are the things builders take out of your hands.

Solid foundations are: clean structure, fast load, proper heading hierarchy, optimized metadata and schema. Ongoing SEO is separate. A modern website is an excellent business card, but on its own it usually will not be found.