Websites for Georgetown businesses

• “My site is slow on phones”

  Most people search on their phone. When a page takes more than a few seconds, many give up and tap the next result.

  What we do: Pages built to load fast on an ordinary phone connection: right-sized images, no page-builder bloat, a quick server.

  Built to Google’s “good” marks for real visits: main content within 2.5 s, a response to taps within 200 ms, no jumping layout. Our demos score 95+ on PageSpeed’s phone test.

• “It looks broken on my phone”

  Visitors pinch, zoom and slide sideways to read your page, then call someone whose site just works.

  What we do: Every page designed on a phone first: readable text, buttons big enough for a thumb, nothing wider than the screen.

  Body text 16 px or more, tap targets at least 44 px

• “People can’t reach me”

  If the number isn’t a button and there’s no form, people who look you up at 10 pm have no way in. They move on.

  What we do: Tap-to-call everywhere, a short form, booking where it fits, your hours and map, and a call bar on phones.

• “Browsers say my site is not secure”

  Chrome puts “Not secure” next to your address, and some visitors leave right there.

  What we do: HTTPS on every page, a certificate that renews itself, and monitoring so it never lapses.

• “Nobody finds me on Google”

  People search for what you do in your town and find your competitors first.

  What we do: A clear title and description on every page, your business details marked up for Google, a page per service and area, a sitemap, and your Google profile linked.

• “My site looks old”

  A footer that says © 2017 makes people wonder whether you’re still open.

  What we do: A clean, current design with your own photos and real information, kept up to date as part of care.

See which of these your site has, free

1. 11

   A 15-minute call

   We look at your website together, on your phone and ours, and talk about what isn’t working. No pitch deck.

   Your part: 15 minutes

2. 22

   Plan and price in 48 hours

   One page: what we’ll build, what it costs, and when it goes live. The price doesn’t change later.

   Your part: About 15 minutes: read one page, then say yes or no

3. 33

   First design in about 7 days

   You see your new site on your own phone, with your words and photos, and tell us what to change.

   Your part: About an hour: photos, logo, anything you must say, one round of comments

4. 44

   Launch and monthly care

   We move your web address across without losing your Google traffic, then keep the site fast, secure and up to date.

   Your part: About 30 minutes: invite us to your domain, look over the finished site, say “go”. After that, send changes whenever you have them