From zero to a live website, with one person owning the whole thing. Strategy, copy direction, design in Figma and a production build in Framer. No handoffs between agencies, no gaps between what was designed and what ships.

Your website is where people go after they see your ad, hear your name on a podcast or read your founder's post. In the first 60 seconds they decide if you're worth their attention. A good site does that selling for you, 24/7.

Most websites are designed by one team and built by another. Details get lost, the CMS gets bolted on, and the site needs a redo within 18 months. I design and build the site as one system: one visual language, one tone, one navigation logic, one CMS your team can actually use.

The homepage answers "Who are you and why should I care?" first.

Every page has one job and knows what the others are doing.

The CMS lets your team update content without breaking the design.

A page added in 6 months still feels native, not bolted on.

I use Claude to speed up research, messaging drafts and content structure. That frees more of the project for the design and build decisions that need a human.

New companies and products launching their first real website

Companies that have outgrown their current site

Founders who want a site that builds trust without a sales call attached

Teams that want a CMS they use, not one they're scared to touch

Discovery and strategy: goals, audience, content, which pages earn their place

Messaging and copy direction for every page

Sitemap and wireframes, agreed before visuals

Visual design in Figma for desktop and mobile, built as a system — 2 revision rounds

Framer build with reusable components — 1 revision round

CMS set up for what you publish: blog, case studies, team, careers, resources

Performance: lazy loading, compressed images, optimized fonts, under 3 seconds on mobile

Technical SEO: meta tags, Open Graph images, semantic structure, sitemap, robots.txt

Integrations: analytics, forms, CRM and newsletter, calendar, chat

Optional light and dark mode

QA on real devices, domain connection, redirects from your old site

Handoff: Framer ownership, walkthrough video, written editing guide

3 weeks of post-launch support

Week 1 - Discovery, strategy, messaging, sitemap, wireframes Weeks 2–3 - Visual design in Figma with revision rounds Weeks 4–5 - Framer build, CMS, responsive layouts Week 6 - Integrations, performance, SEO, QA, launch, handoff

Your business goals and audience, brand assets (or a decision to define a light visual direction together), any existing content, access to your domain and tools, and 1–2 hours a week for reviews.