A useful website should make it clear what you offer and what someone should do next. I build focused, mobile-friendly websites for small businesses, people presenting their work, and course creators.

Starting from no website? Present your business, services and contact details in one place, with a clear way to ask for a quote or get in touch.

Need a portfolio? Turn your projects, screenshots and demos into readable case studies that help prospective clients or employers understand your work.

Teaching a course? Present the curriculum, instructor, sample lessons and FAQs, then guide visitors to enrollment. This includes day-trading educators who need a clear home for their educational material. Course checkout, student accounts and lesson access are scoped against your existing platform before quoting; a sales page alone is not a course-delivery system.

A typical starter site includes a responsive homepage, up to three concise service or project sections, a contact section, and restrained animations that respect reduced-motion preferences. I help organize the content and assets you supply, then check the agreed pages and links on desktop and mobile.

See my own portfolio at https://paxtonraithel.com for examples of how I present apps and technical work. These are my own projects, not client case studies.

You receive the agreed website files and an update walkthrough. Hosting, domain costs, ownership, integrations, revisions and timing are agreed in writing before work starts. Custom accounts, payments and ongoing maintenance are scoped separately. The one-week duration shown is an estimate for a small site once content and access are ready; the written quote confirms delivery dates.

Send your current site (or say “starting from scratch”), who it is for, and the main action you want visitors to take. For a course, include the platform you use or are considering. I will suggest a focused scope and quote before either of us commits.