Website design · builds · repairs
Build a new digital home, improve a site that already exists, or get help tracking down a front-end issue. Work can cover small business sites, portfolios, organizations, product pages and online-store front ends.
What we can take on
Choose a starting point. The exact pages, screens, features and handoff are confirmed before work begins.
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Plan and create a custom-coded site around your business, audience and main call to action. From a focused landing page to a small multi-page website.
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Investigate a specific visual or front-end problem, make a contained improvement, or add a clearly scoped section to an existing codebase.
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The website type can vary; the package limit is about the agreed amount of work. Larger stores, integrations and platform-specific systems need a review first.
How the work moves
The aim is to make the scope understandable before the build starts, so both sides know what is included and what needs a separate quote.
Tell us what the site should help visitors understand or do, and share a public link if a site already exists.
Agree on pages, supplied content, platform, key interactions, review rounds, timing and exact handoff.
Create the agreed site or repair. We share a review version so requested changes stay inside the scope.
Receive the finished project files and a short handoff note. Publishing and hosting are handled separately.
Example packages
These are introductory examples for common, clearly bounded work. They are not one-size-fits-all quotes; integrations, content, platform limits and unusual requirements can change the scope. Revision rounds follow the accepted proposal total: one round, plus one for each full $120.
Introductory starting points for a custom-coded website with client-supplied copy and images.
One-page launch
$89starting package
For a focused service, portfolio, event or product page.
Defined scope
One responsive page with up to six agreed content sections.
Typical example: 5–7 business days
Small business site
$219starting package
For a small organization that needs a few clear pages.
Defined scope
Up to four responsive pages using one shared visual system.
Typical example: 8–12 business days
Expanded starter site
$399starting package
For a broader small site with more content to organize.
Defined scope
Up to six responsive pages and one simple front-end interaction.
Typical example: 12–16 business days
Prices are introductory examples, not a quote for every site. E-commerce checkout, product catalog setup, CMS, custom backend, copywriting, licensed assets and third-party integrations are scoped separately.
Good for a defined issue in an existing front-end codebase. A quick look at the site and issue helps confirm fit before work starts.
Quick fix
$20starting package
For one small, clearly described front-end issue.
Defined scope
One contained HTML, CSS or JavaScript adjustment.
Typical example: 2–3 business days
Related fixes
$55starting package
For a few connected layout or interaction problems.
Defined scope
Up to three related front-end fixes on one site section.
Typical example: 3–5 business days
Focused cleanup
$110starting package
For a contained responsive or interface cleanup.
Defined scope
Up to five related fixes across up to three existing pages.
Typical example: 5–7 business days
Large rebuilds, unknown server-side errors, account access, paid platform plans, plugin/theme licensing, security incidents and backend/database work are not included in these examples.
Selected examples
These examples show design and implementation work. Concept projects are labeled clearly and do not represent paid client engagements.
Independent fictional concept
A nine-page landscaping and outdoor-living website concept with responsive layouts, gallery browsing, mobile navigation and an illustrative estimate planner. The larger interactive planner is outside the starter packages above.
Self-initiated concept · not client work · no leads or sales claimed
Fictional website and repair rehearsal
A fictional window-care brand used to rehearse small-site delivery and a separate responsive layout fix. The examples demonstrate the process; they do not represent a real business or paid client engagement.
Demo project · not client work · repair issue intentionally reproduced
Work for the founder’s own company
An in-house research and business website organized around TARL’s work. It is included as own-company work, not as a paid external client project.
Own-business project · not external client work
Files & handoff
Website work is delivered as its agreed source code and project files, with a short note about the files and any setup needed. The site is built for the agreed scope and reviewed in the local preview.
Domain registration, paid hosting, deployment, ongoing maintenance and publishing are not currently included. Hosting and publishing support are being developed; for now, the client or a separate provider publishes the delivered files.
Before we begin
Yes. The offer covers regular business and organization sites, portfolios, information sites, product pages and scoped storefront front ends. Checkout, payment processing, product management and store-platform configuration need a separate feasibility check and quote.
Share the public link and what you expected to happen. The first step is to identify the likely area and confirm a repair package or a separate diagnostic scope before code changes.
Not at this stage. You receive the source and project files; publishing, domain setup and hosting are not included in the current packages.
The goal, page list, any existing link or code files, supplied text and images, and a few examples of styles or sites you like. Do not send passwords in the first inquiry.
Your next step
A rough idea is enough. The project flow will help sort the right kind of work and the details needed to scope it.