Design that fits the brand
Layouts drawn around your positioning and your customers, not a template with your logo dropped on top. You see real screens before anything is built.
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Web design & development
We design and build custom websites for Orange County businesses — marketing sites, landing pages and online stores. Every build is responsive, accessible and structured so search engines can read it, because a site nobody finds is just an expensive brochure.
Layouts drawn around your positioning and your customers, not a template with your logo dropped on top. You see real screens before anything is built.
Next.js when speed and control matter, WordPress when your team needs to edit daily, Shopify when you are selling. We recommend, you decide, and you own the files.
Images sized and served properly, scripts kept lean, layout stable while it loads. Performance is designed in rather than patched afterwards.
Clean URLs, one H1 per page, real headings, schema markup, canonical tags and a sitemap that reflects the site. The technical groundwork ships with the build.
Contrast, focus states, keyboard navigation and alt text handled as part of the work. It widens your audience and it is the right way to build.
Hosting, updates, backups and small changes handled monthly, so the site does not quietly rot six months after go-live.
Discovery and sitemap, wireframes, visual design, front-end build, CMS or store setup, analytics and conversion tracking, a technical SEO pass, and a handover session with your team. You get a written scope and a schedule before we start, and the files at the end.
Also see branding and identity. Also see SEO. Also see ecommerce. Also see everything we do.
It depends on scope. A focused marketing site is a different job from a 500-product store with custom integrations. We quote in writing after a short call, with the price broken down by stage so you can see what drives it, and we will tell you when a smaller build would serve you better.
A marketing site is typically four to eight weeks, depending on page count and how ready your content is. Ecommerce and apps depend on catalogue size and integrations. You get a schedule with real dates before anything starts, and if you have a hard deadline we will tell you honestly whether it is possible.
Yes. You own the final files, assets, code and logins provided for the project. Nothing is held hostage, and you are free to take the site to another team whenever you like.
Yes, and it is worth planning for. We map the current URLs, keep the ones that earn traffic, redirect anything that changes with 301s, and carry over the content that already ranks. Migrations lose traffic when the redirect map is an afterthought.
Both. WordPress suits teams who publish often and want to edit without a developer. Next.js suits sites where speed, custom functionality or integrations matter. We pick based on how you will actually run the site.