TealSites is the website for my design and development agency, created for SaaS founders and digital businesses that need a focused landing page, a complete marketing website, or a launch-ready web product.

The site is designed to turn early interest into a clear next step. It establishes what TealSites does, shows the quality of the work, explains how an engagement runs, and answers the questions a prospective client needs resolved before booking a call.

The hero introduces the core promise immediately: design and development support for digital businesses, from first concept through launch. A direct call to action gives visitors a low-friction way to start a project conversation, while the work preview adds visual proof before they scroll further.

The work section puts real project types and the tools behind them in view. This is where a visitor can quickly assess whether the agency has experience relevant to their own product, before deciding to enquire.

The services section turns a broad agency offer into clear starting points: landing pages, marketing websites, and web apps or MVPs. Each service explains its purpose and scope, helping clients identify the right path without needing to decode technical language.

The stack section makes the custom-build approach tangible. It shows the design, development, and workflow tools used to build responsive, tailored websites, giving technically minded clients the context they need while keeping the focus on the finished product.

The process is split into 3 clear phases: align, design, and build and launch. Showing the path from scope to delivery reduces uncertainty for a new client and sets expectations around collaboration, feedback, and progress updates.

Pricing gives clients a practical starting point for landing pages, marketing websites, and web apps or MVPs. It frames the service levels clearly while leaving room to shape the final scope around the actual project.

The FAQ section follows pricing to handle common pre-project questions around timing, feedback, payments, ownership, and post-launch support. Addressing these points before a call helps visitors move forward with fewer unknowns.

The closing section brings the site back to one focused action: start a conversation. After seeing the offer, work, process, technical capability, pricing guidance, and FAQs, visitors have a clear place to take the next step.

Web design, UI/UX direction, and frontend development.