1. Step 1

    Discover

    Timing: Week 1

    We talk about your business, your customers, and what a "win" looks like.

    What happens

    • A relaxed conversation of about an hour, in person or on the phone
    • We talk about who your best customers are and how they find you today
    • I look at your current site and a few local competitors

    You get

    A one-page summary of your goals and what to fix first.

    Your part

    About an hour of your time, and honesty about what isn’t working.

  2. Step 2

    Map the customer journey

    Timing: Starter: week 1 · Standard: weeks 1–2

    I follow a real customer from their first Google search to your front door.

    What happens

    • I search for your business the way a customer would, on a phone
    • I note every question they have and every spot where they get stuck
    • We agree on the few things that will make the biggest difference

    You get

    Starter: a 20-minute walkthrough together and a short list of the top fixes. Standard and Custom: a full written journey map like the sample below.

    Your part

    A quick review call to confirm it matches what you see in real life.

  3. Step 3

    Design and build

    Timing: Starter: weeks 1–2 · Standard: weeks 2–4

    Pages designed to answer those questions and get people to act, built to load fast on any phone.

    What happens

    • I write and design your key pages, starting with mobile
    • You review a clickable preview, not a confusing file
    • Revision rounds are included, and plain-English feedback is welcome

    You get

    A working preview of your new site that you can tap through on your phone.

    Your part

    Photos, logo, and feedback. I’ll tell you exactly what I need.

  4. Step 4

    Launch and hand-off

    Timing: Starter: weeks 2–3 · Standard: weeks 4–6

    Your site goes live, and you walk away owning all of it, with 30 days of backup.

    What happens

    • Speed, mobile and accessibility checks on every page
    • Google Search Console and analytics set up, and old links redirected so you keep your rankings
    • 30 days of included fixes and tweaks after launch

    You get

    Every login (domain, hosting, site), a 15-minute walkthrough, and a site you own outright. No monthly plan. Need a change later? Text me and I’ll quote it first.

    Your part

    Tell your customers! I’ll give you ready-to-post announcements.

Step 2, up close

What a customer journey map looks like

This is the step most designers skip, and where the biggest improvements usually come from. Each column is one moment in a customer's experience: what they're thinking, where they got stuck, and what we changed.

Sample journey map: a brunch café in Flagler Beach

This is the kind of map you get in step two. It follows one customer, a visitor staying in a beach rental, from searching on their phone to sitting down at a table.

  • Where they got stuck
  • What we changed
  1. Step 1: Search

    The customer is thinking: "Brunch near me… what’s open right now?"

    StuckTheir website didn’t list hours at all, so they assumed it was closed.

    FixPut current hours at the top of a fast site, with a Reserve button.

  2. Step 2: Compare

    The customer is thinking: "Does it look good? What do people say?"

    StuckThe menu was a blurry PDF that was hard to read on a phone.

    FixBuilt a real menu page that loads fast and reads well on a phone.

  3. Step 3: Decide

    The customer is thinking: "Is there a wait? Can we bring the dog?"

    StuckThe answers were buried in old Facebook posts.

    FixPut quick facts at the top: patio, pets, parking, typical wait.

  4. Step 4: Book

    The customer is thinking: "Can I just tap to call or reserve?"

    StuckThe phone number was part of an image, so it couldn’t be tapped.

    FixAdded tap-to-call and a simple reservation form.

  5. Step 5: Return

    The customer is thinking: "That was great. What was it called again?"

    StuckNothing on the site gave them a reason to come back or leave a review.

    FixAdded a one-tap review button and a seasonal specials email sign-up.

My promises

What working together feels like

  • No jargon

    If I can't explain something in plain English, I shouldn't be charging you for it.

  • No surprise invoices

    You get a fixed price before we start. Changes in scope are agreed in writing first.

  • No lock-in

    You own your site, your domain and every login, and you can leave anytime.

Let's map your customer's journey.

The free consultation is a mini version of step one. You'll leave with at least one idea you can use, whether or not we work together.