WordPress design · Built around your business
A website that earns its place in your business.
Your website should explain what you do, give people confidence, and make it easy to contact you. I design and build WordPress sites with all three in mind.
Quick answer
What does a WordPress website project include?
A project brings together content planning, custom page design, mobile layouts, WordPress development, on-page SEO foundations, and lead capture. The page count, integrations, timeline, and price are agreed before work begins.
Content before decoration
Give visitors something worth exploring.
A good website starts with useful answers. I help organize your services, the areas you cover, the work you can show, and the questions people ask before they get in touch.
That content guides the design. We build a clear route from the first impression to service details, project examples, and a contact form that is comfortable to use on a phone.
You get an editable WordPress site with the page structure and content fields your business needs. We agree on writing, photography, integrations, and ongoing support in the project scope.
What I can help with
Good design goes beyond the homepage.
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Clear content
Help visitors understand what you do and whether you can help them.
- A straightforward page structure
- Service-specific messaging
- Calls to action that match the page
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Thoughtful development
Build a site you can use and maintain.
- Custom WordPress theme work
- Editable content fields
- Mobile and accessibility checks
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A considered launch
Check the details that can otherwise get missed.
- Redirect and metadata planning
- Forms and contact links
- Training and agreed launch support
A rebuild is a decision. Not the default.
If your existing website has a solid foundation, improving it may be the right move. If it is difficult to maintain, confusing to use, or fighting every change you need, a rebuild may make more sense.
I will explain the tradeoffs before you commit. You receive a written scope, project milestones, and a clear price. Your domain and hosting remain under your control.
Selected website project
LaRaj Tile & Marble
A tile and marble business needs its website to communicate the quality of its work, explain its services, and make the next conversation easy.
LaRaj Tile & Marble is one example of my work with a local service business in Roselle Park, New Jersey. Explore the live site to see how the business presents its work and services.
How it works
Clear steps. No guessing.
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Plan the pages
We define the audience, services, required content, and the actions the site needs to support.
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Design the experience
I develop the page layouts, typography, and mobile behavior around your business.
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Build and check
The approved design becomes an editable WordPress site, with forms and key journeys checked.
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Launch and hand over
We handle the agreed launch work, show you how to edit, and discuss ongoing support.
Scope and handover
The small details belong in the plan.
Before the build
We agree on your page list, who supplies copy and images, the forms or booking tools you need, and the decisions that could affect the schedule. Existing URLs and valuable content are reviewed before anything is replaced.
Before launch
The agreed checks cover phone and email links, form delivery, mobile layouts, key navigation paths, page titles, descriptions, and any redirects. We also review image sizes, keyboard access, and how your content is presented to search engines.
After handover
You should know how to make everyday edits and who to contact when you need more help. Hosting, maintenance, and ongoing SEO are discussed explicitly so you can choose the support that fits.
Straight answers
Before you ask.
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Can I edit the website myself?
Yes. Content is built to be manageable in WordPress. I explain the editing workflow at handover.
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Can you write the content?
Yes, content planning and writing can be included in the scope. You confirm business facts, service details, and any claims before publication.
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How long does a build take?
The timeline depends on scope, content readiness, feedback, and integrations. You receive a schedule in the proposal rather than a blanket promise.
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Will you move my existing content?
We agree on the content to keep, improve, or retire. Important existing URLs are included in the redirect plan where they change.
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Is ongoing SEO included?
A build includes the agreed SEO foundations. Ongoing content and local SEO are separate services so the scope stays clear.
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What affects the cost of a website?
Page count, content preparation, custom features, integrations, and migration work all affect the scope. I review those needs with you and provide a written price before work begins.
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Do I keep control of my domain and website?
Your business should retain control of its domain and hosting accounts. We agree on access and handover as part of the project, including any ongoing software subscriptions.
Your next step
Find out what is holding you back.
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