Business Website
Starting at $999 one-time · USD
Give your services a clear, professional presence.
- Up to 6 pages
- Custom visual design
- Responsive layouts
- Contact forms
Professional website design
A website that makes your work clear.
We design responsive websites that explain your services, showcase your work, and help visitors get in touch.
Choose a standalone website or combine it with LinkedIn support. Your proposal confirms the scope.
Scope and pricing, at a glance.
Pricing is based on your detected location.
Scope and fees are agreed before work begins.
Professional Brand Launch
$1,199 one-time · USD
Launch a consistent identity across your profile and website.
- Professional LinkedIn Profile Optimization
- Business Website
Website work
See the thinking.
Explore the details.
Start with a delivered client website, then explore a clearly labelled studio concept.
Client Work / Website & blog
nxtM365
End-to-end website and blog work for a Microsoft 365 services business.
nxtM365 homepage · October 2026
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Studio Concept / Responsive Website
A Digital Home, Built for Credibility
An internal studio concept for fictional Northridge Consulting, not a client engagement or measured business result.
- Design objective
- This studio concept explores how an expertise-led business can present its value beyond social platforms.
- Approach
- The direction focuses on clear messaging, responsive hierarchy, structured sections, and consistent visual language.
- Concept scope
- Website concept, responsive layout direction, service sections, and credibility-focused visual treatment.
Explore the working website concept and its responsive layout on the project page.
What you receive
A website with a clear job.
A scope you understand.
Page count, copy, integrations, and additional features are confirmed in your proposal. These are the foundations we plan around.
A clear page plan
Organise the agreed pages around your audience, services, and the questions visitors need answered.
You receivePage structure · Content hierarchy
Give each page a purpose before visual design begins.
Design aligned with your work
Develop the visual direction, layouts, typography, and hierarchy for a consistent professional presentation.
You receiveVisual direction · Page layouts
Make your expertise easier to recognise and your content easier to follow.
Responsive implementation
Build the approved layouts and navigation for desktop, tablet, and mobile, using an appropriate stack for the agreed requirements.
You receiveBuilt pages · Responsive behaviour
Carry the same message across different screen sizes.
A considered enquiry route
Connect your service information and work examples to the agreed contact form or contact link.
You receiveContact journey · Agreed form or link
Help interested visitors understand how to start a conversation.
Search foundations
Set up titles, descriptions, semantic headings, and a sitemap for the agreed pages.
You receivePage metadata · Search-friendly structure
Make the content easier for people and search systems to understand, without promising rankings.
Checks before handoff
Review links, forms, keyboard navigation, responsive layouts, assets, and loading behaviour before launch preparation.
You receiveWebsite review · Launch preparation
Resolve issues in the agreed experience before preparing the handoff.
One direction. Different screens.
The same message.
A layout that adapts.
An illustrative layout study based on our fictional Northridge concept. Choose a device view to compare hierarchy and arrangement. Previews are scaled to fit this page.
Layout demonstration only. The sample navigation and CTA are visual elements; explore the working concept through the project link above. Scroll inside the preview if needed.
From structure to launch
A considered process.
A clear handoff.
Our six-stage process takes the project from discovery through launch preparation. Timing, feedback stages, and any support after launch are agreed in the proposal.
- 01
Discover
Understand the business, audience, goals, existing site, and available content.
- 02
Structure
Define pages, hierarchy, messaging, and information flow before design begins.
- 03
Design
Create the visual direction, key layouts, and responsive experience.
- 04
Build
Implement the approved experience using an appropriate modern web stack.
- 05
Refine
Review content, responsiveness, accessibility, performance, and interaction.
- 06
Launch
Prepare production deployment and final checks for a clean handoff.
Before we begin
A clear scope. From the start.
Every website proposal makes the practical details explicit, so you know what the engagement covers.
Pages & functionality
The proposal lists the page count, page types, and features. Booking tools, integrations, or additional pages are scoped explicitly.
Content & assets
We agree who supplies the copy, images, and brand assets, and how much writing or editing the project includes.
Revisions & feedback
Revision rounds, approval stages, and feedback schedules are agreed in the proposal before work begins.
Domain & hosting
Domain registration, hosting arrangements, access, and recurring costs are confirmed separately in the proposal.
Ownership & handoff
The proposal records ownership, source-file delivery, third-party licences, and the access included at handoff.
Care after launch
Post-launch support, maintenance, and ongoing content changes are defined in the proposal; they are not assumed to be included.
Before you enquire
A few useful answers.
Explore the details before choosing the support that fits your project.
Compare plans and pricingWhat types of websites do you design?
We design professional and portfolio websites, personal brand and business websites, focused landing pages, and content-led sites. The pages and features depend on the agreed scope.
What is included in a website project?
Our website packages include responsive design, contact forms, and SEO foundations. Page counts, revision rounds, and additional features follow your selected package. Content responsibilities and integrations are confirmed in the proposal.
Will my website work on mobile devices?
Responsive design and mobile optimisation are part of the website offering. Layouts, readability, and navigation are reviewed across screen sizes during the project.
Can the website include a contact form?
Yes. The enquiry journey can use an agreed contact form or contact link. Form handling and any integrations are specified in the project scope.
Does the service include SEO setup?
Basic search foundations include page titles, descriptions, headings, and a sitemap for the agreed pages. This supports a clear site structure; it does not guarantee search rankings.
Can you redesign my existing website?
Yes. Share your current website and what needs to improve. We review the structure, content, and technical requirements before agreeing the scope.
Can I update the website myself?
Tell us which content you want to edit. Editing tools, access, and any training are agreed as part of the scope before the site is built.
Do I need finished copy and images?
You can start with existing material and a list of gaps. We agree what you supply and what writing, editing, or imagery the project includes.
Are hosting and maintenance included?
Hosting, domain registration, premium subscriptions, and ongoing maintenance are quoted separately. Revision rounds follow your selected website package. Any additional revisions and post-launch support are specified in the proposal.
Can I hire you for just one service?
Yes. You can start with LinkedIn content or a website independently. Combined projects align both when you need them together.
What happens after I enquire?
We review your goals and existing material, discuss the right approach, and agree the scope, deliverables, timing, and fees before work begins.
Before the project
A little clarity
before we begin.
Plan Your Service Website Around Customer Questions
A practical way to decide what belongs on your homepage, service pages, work section, and contact page.
Read the guideWhat to Prepare Before a Website Project
A simple briefing checklist for services, content, examples, functionality, and project responsibilities.
Read the guideDoes Your Website Need a Redesign or a Focused Update?
Use the visitor’s task to separate a content problem from a layout or implementation problem.
Read the guideYour next chapter
A website that represents your best work.
Tell us what you do, who you want to reach, and what your website needs to make clearer. We’ll discuss the right scope for your project.