Service
We design and build in one continuous process, so the thing that ships is the thing that was designed, not a rough approximation of it.
A site that loads fast, reads clearly, and holds up when real traffic shows up.
Plenty of web projects lose something in the handoff from design to development. We keep both in the same room, which cuts down on the 'that's not quite how it was meant to look' conversations after launch.
We build on modern stacks that are boring on purpose, the kind your future team can actually maintain. And we fuss over the things a screenshot never shows: load time, accessibility, and how the site behaves on a mid-range Android phone with two bars of signal.
A sitemap and content model that scale past the five pages you're picturing today.
Page templates and a component library, so pages don't drift apart into one-offs over time.
Semantic, accessible, responsive code, checked for performance before launch instead of after.
An editing setup your team can actually use, without pinging us for every wording change.
QA across browsers and devices, plus docs so your team owns the site and knows it.
We agree on the content model and sitemap before any visual design starts.
Templates and components, checked against your real content instead of lorem ipsum.
Front-end work out in the open, with staging links we keep current as we go.
Cross-browser QA, a performance pass, and a handoff doc your team will actually open.
Related work
Meridian Health — Patient Portal
We rebuilt the appointment and records flow around plain language and one rule: nothing a patient needs should sit more than five taps away.
Depends on the project. React-based stacks for anything interactive or app-like; a CMS like Webflow or a headless setup when your team edits content often.
We design for that from day one, not as an afterthought. You'll get an editing setup matched to how technical your team is.
We'll recommend hosting and set it up, but we won't lock you into a managed contract. You keep the keys.
Thirty minutes, no deck, no pressure. Just a straight conversation about what's working and what isn't.