
Here at Home Healthcare
Website + local trust rebuild
Designed and launched a clean, accessible site for a local in-home care provider. Focused on clarity, trust signals, and mobile usability for families making difficult care decisions.
Framework Studio · St. Louis
I build and rebuild sites for local service businesses. I run one myself, so I know what a site has to do on a normal working day. Most projects take five to six weeks, and scope and price are set before I start.
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Services
Five service areas. Each project is scoped and priced on its own.
Full rebuilds for small businesses. New structure, faster pages, and an admin you can update yourself without calling me every time a price changes.
Your site can be perfect and still invisible. I fix the parts that decide whether people find you and whether your email reaches them: search setup, local listings, and the authentication records that keep your mail out of spam.
Mobile and web applications, scoped in phases. I start with the core workflow, ship it, then expand based on how people actually use it rather than what we guessed up front.
Dashboards, intake forms, and workflow tools built around how your team actually operates. Documentation and handoff are part of the delivery, not an afterthought.
Sometimes you don't need me to build it. You need someone who has shipped it before to tell you what is worth building, what to cut, and what it will actually take. And when the problem is how your team runs, I do that too: SOPs, quality standards, and AI tools placed where they actually help.
If your project isn't something I do, I'll point you to someone who does.
Process
A typical website engagement follows four stages. Most communication happens over email and scheduled check-ins.
01
We review your current site or requirements together and agree on goals, then I send a fixed quote with a timeline.
02
Design and development run in parallel. You review staged previews before anything goes live.
03
I deploy, configure analytics and search tools, and confirm everything works in production.
04
You receive documentation, admin access, and a short support window for questions after launch.
Work
Recent websites and applications across industries.

Website + local trust rebuild
Designed and launched a clean, accessible site for a local in-home care provider. Focused on clarity, trust signals, and mobile usability for families making difficult care decisions.

Local services site + SEO foundation
Built a fast, search-optimized site for a regional HVAC company. Replaced an outdated site with a modern experience built to rank and convert locally.

My own SaaS, live with paying subscribers
A prompt engineering tool I built, shipped, and run. Web app, authentication, Stripe subscriptions, and the whole funnel behind it. Live in production with paying users.

Pre-launch waitlist site
Landing page for a product in pre-launch, focused on capturing interest and explaining the offer before go-live.
Website audit
I return a PDF covering performance, SEO, and technical issues. Turnaround is typically three to five business days. There is no fee and no call required.
I won't add you to a mailing list.
FAQ
Short answers to what clients usually ask before a project starts.
Most website projects take five to six weeks from kickoff to launch. The timeline depends on content readiness and how quickly feedback comes back.
Yes. I am based in St. Louis and work with clients across the United States. Projects usually run through email and a few scheduled video calls.
I include a short support window for fixes and handoff questions. Ongoing updates can be scoped separately if you need them.
I structure pages and edit for clarity, but you provide the facts and voice. If you need a dedicated copywriter, I can refer you to people I work with.