Web design for Davis County and the Wasatch Front

A local web designer you can actually meet

A lot of small businesses here end up with a website from an agency in another state, a template they set up in a rush years ago, or a relative who has since moved on. When something breaks or a price changes, nobody answers. I wanted to offer the opposite: one person, close by, who picks up the phone.

When you work with me, you work with me. I do the consultation, the design, the build and the care afterward. If you're in Davis County, I can come to your business, see how you work, and take a few photos while I'm there.

Where I work

I live in Davis County, so it's home base, and I meet in person anywhere from Salt Lake County north. That includes Clearfield, Syracuse, Clinton, West Point, Sunset, Layton, Kaysville, Fruit Heights, Farmington, Centerville, Bountiful, Woods Cross and North Salt Lake. These are the towns where I can usually meet the same week.

North of here, I meet in person with businesses in Weber and Box Elder counties, including Ogden, Roy, Riverdale, South Ogden and Brigham City. To the south, I meet in person anywhere in Salt Lake County. Utah County and the rest of the state work with me by phone, video call and email. Plenty of the work happens that way anyway.

Who I build websites for

Spas, med spas, massage therapists and wellness studios are my focus, because those businesses live and die by online booking and first impressions. I have dedicated pages for spa websites, med spa websites, massage and wellness websites and salon websites.

I also redesign sites for other local service businesses: studios, cleaners, landscapers, contractors, snow removal companies and similar shops where the goal is simple. Get found by people nearby, look trustworthy, and make it easy to call, text, book or request a quote. My Eco Snow concept, a snow removal site built around reserving a season plan from a phone, is an example. You can see it on my concept work page.

How local search works around here

When someone in Kaysville searches for a service, Google tries to show businesses that are relevant, nearby and trusted. For most local businesses, three things carry the most weight:

• Your Google Business Profile. The right categories, services, hours, photos and a service area that matches where you actually work.
• A clear, fast website. Pages that say plainly what you do and where, with your business name, phone number and location matching your profile exactly.
• Real reviews and local mentions. Honest reviews from real clients, plus listings in places like the Davis Chamber of Commerce and trusted local directories.

I set up the first two as part of every redesign, and I'll give you a simple plan for the third. What I won't do is stuff your site with town names or build twenty near identical city pages. Google is good at spotting that, and it makes your site worse for real people.

What a redesign includes

Every redesign starts from your current site and your real content. You get a modern design that matches your business, works on any phone and loads fast, plus online booking or quote requests, local SEO setup and hosting with small edits handled each month. You own your domain and your content. The full list is on the home page.

How to get started

Book a free consultation. We'll talk about your business, what's working on your current site and what isn't, and I'll give you honest feedback either way. If it's a good fit, you get one flat quote, and most sites launch in 2 to 4 weeks.