Nonprofit service club
Dexter Lions Club
Nine pages carried off an ageing Wix site, with the events and news archive rebuilt so club volunteers can post updates themselves without touching layout.
Work
Sites I have built
A service club, a fishing charter, a therapy practice, a vacation rental. Different budgets and completely different jobs — but every one of them is fast, works properly on a phone, and belongs to the person who paid for it.
Fishing charter
N&T Outfitters
A charter business that books almost entirely by phone. The site puts the trips, the boat, and the number in front of people on a phone screen in one scroll.
Therapy practice
Melissa Richter, LMSW
A solo practice in Ann Arbor that needed to read as calm and credible on first contact. Services, fees, and supervision laid out plainly so prospective clients can self-select before they call.
Vacation rental
Village of Richmond
A direct-booking site for a rental in The Villages, Florida — built so guests can book without the listing platforms taking a cut of every stay.
The common thread
None of them look alike
That is the part worth noticing. A fishing charter and a therapy practice have nothing in common — different customers, different tone, different thing the visitor needs to do. On a template platform they would end up with the same layout in different colours, because that is what the template does.
Starting from a blank page costs more time up front. What you get for it is a site that is shaped like your business instead of shaped like everyone else’s.
Want yours in this list?
Tell me what your business does and where the current site is letting you down. Free half hour, and you will leave with an honest answer either way.