Questions business owners usually ask before a new website.

You send details about your business, current site if you have one, goals, style preferences, and pages you may need. I review that information and prepare a direction for your website so you can see the value before committing.

No. The mockup-first process is designed so you can review a direction first. Pricing and next steps come after the scope and design direction are clearer.

Yes. Redesigns are a strong fit when your current site looks dated, feels slow, is hard to use on mobile, or does not guide visitors toward calls, bookings, quote requests, or sales.

Yes. Starter websites are built for new businesses that need a clean, credible presence with core pages, contact information, service details, Google Maps, and basic SEO setup.

Yes. SEO setup focuses on search-friendly page structure, metadata basics, headings, local keywords, clear service pages, and performance-minded foundations.

Yes. Monthly care can include small edits, content updates, performance checks, security/plugin checks when applicable, improvement suggestions, and priority support.

Free mockup direction is delivered within 24 hours. Full website timelines depend on page count, features, content, revisions, and how quickly information is ready. A focused starter site is usually faster than a larger growth site or ecommerce project.

No. If you already have hosting or a domain, that can be reviewed. If not, the project can include guidance on what you need before launch.

Yes. I can help your website connect better with your local presence and point you toward improvements for your Google Business Profile information.

That is normal. The mockup request asks about your goals and business type so I can recommend a page structure that fits your customers.