Website design and management in Northeast Florida

We start with a discovery conversation. We talk with the people who touch the work: the person who sells, the person who delivers, and the person who lives with the handoff. We want to understand the current process and where it should be simpler.

If the inquiry dies between marketing and sales, a new homepage won't fix it. We build the site, the form, and the CRM to the process we agree on after those conversations.

We start with the action you need: a call, a direct booking, a quote, a donor conversation, or a waitlist. The layout and the first screen make that action obvious on a phone.

Most of the sites we ship are code. We can put real calculators, member areas, and markup in a codebase and keep them intact. Updates are a managed service. We are not promising that everyone on staff will enjoy a block editor.

Management means the site keeps working after launch: content changes, new service or city pages, broken-link checks, sitemap updates, and the schema that describes the business. Hosting is part of the conversation. We build new sites in Cursor on Next.js. St. Johns County Living and Itinerant Man already run on Next.js. Earlier projects list their tools on the case study.

If you need a staff login, say so at the start. Barry Dunaway’s site includes an admin for covers, gallery, and pre-orders. A typical five-page marketing site doesn't, unless we add one.

We meet in person in Northeast Florida: St. Augustine, St. Johns County, Jacksonville, Duval County, Ponte Vedra, Nocatee, and Fernandina, and more broadly in Florida and on the East Coast. We do not have a storefront in each of those towns. We are also in San Mateo, California, so we can meet in Silicon Valley. We take contract roles at a large organization. We can still work remotely with clients elsewhere.

The footer line we plan for client sites is plain: the industry, then “Website Design and Management,” then the studio name. Those lines aren't on the client sites yet.