Louisville web design company Websites that
get you hired.

1. 01

   Discovery call

   A short call, or a sit-down in Louisville if you prefer, about what the site needs to do, who it is for and what has not worked before. I read every inquiry myself and usually reply the same day.

2. 02

   Written scope and quote

   I write up the pages, features and goals, with a flat quote and a realistic date. Hosting and any ongoing care are listed separately, so you can see exactly what each part covers.

3. 03

   Design

   I design the home page and one inner page first, around your customers rather than a template. Once you are happy with the direction, the rest of the site follows the same system.

4. 04

   Build on a private link

   I build on a private development link you can check at any time, set up the forms, bookings or store, and put your words and photos in place. I can write the copy with you and shoot the photos too.

5. 05

   Test and launch

   I test on phones, tablets and desktops and check every form and its emails. Then I move the site live, redirect old pages to their new addresses and connect Google Search Console. My website launch checklist covers the details.

6. 06

   Care after launch

   You get a walkthrough of the editor at handover. I can host the site on my dedicated server behind Cloudflare, and WordPress care plans for updates and support are scoped separately, so nobody assumes one includes the other.

• 20%

  passed all six basics I checked: a secure address, a layout set up for phones, a tap-to-call link, a way to get in touch, a search title and description, and business details marked up for Google. The other 80% missed at least one.

• 8.6s

  was the median wait for the main content to appear on a simulated phone, across a random sample of 50 homepages tested with Google Lighthouse. Google calls under 2.5 seconds good, and only 10% made it.

• 28%

  had no search description at all, which leaves Google to write the snippet under your name from whatever text it finds on the page.

Most of the six basics are small fixes, not a redesign. The method, the limits and the rest of the results are in my Louisville small business website study.

• Louisville and the metro

  A downtown distillery, a still maker, a 160-year-old cutlery store on Shelbyville Road and a flight school at Bowman Field are all Louisville clients. Shelbyville, Shepherdsville, Mount Washington, La Grange and Taylorsville are inside the same circle. Every town is on my areas I serve page.

• Southern Indiana

  Jeffersonville, New Albany, Clarksville, Sellersburg, Floyds Knobs and Charlestown are a short drive over the river, with the same process and the same phone number. More on web design for Southern Indiana.

• Bardstown and Elizabethtown

  Allied Plumbing and Legacy Cooperages are Bardstown clients, and Allied’s site is built around its Elizabethtown coverage too. A wedding venue and a haunted attraction in Meade County are on the list as well. See web design for Bardstown and web design for Elizabethtown.

• Lexington and the rest of Kentucky

  Lexington is seventy-five miles up I-64 and gets the same one-person build. Further out, an RV park in Albany on Lake Cumberland shows the work does not stop at the metro line. See web design for Lexington.

Ready to be found in Louisville?

Tell me about your business, your current website and what the new site needs to do. We can scope a new build or full redesign, including content, online sales or custom features, before you commit.