Web design & development

A clear path from first visit to first conversation.

People should be able to understand what you offer, see why you're a good fit and get in touch without hunting for answers.

Build your first website or rework one you've outgrown. Joey plans and writes the agreed pages, then designs and builds the site around the next step you want customers to take.

Work directly with Joey, from the first conversation to launch.

Based in York County, Pennsylvania. Working with businesses locally and across the U.S.

Start where you are

Your first website.
Or a better next version.

Give your business its first website.

A place to explain your offer, answer questions and invite an inquiry. You don't need finished copy or a complete set of photos to start the conversation.

Explore a new website

Rebuild around your customers.

Keep useful content, clarify what you offer and make contacting you straightforward. Plan the move around your existing pages, accounts and links.

Explore a rebuild

A customer's path

Answer the questions that come before an inquiry.

Your website helps people decide whether you can help, why they should consider your business and how to get started.

Ascension Roofing, Colorado Client website rebuild

01 / Can you help with what I need?

Ascension Roofing’s mobile roof-replacement page with its service introduction and estimate action.

A dedicated roof-replacement page explains the service and gives homeowners a way to request an estimate.

02 / Why should I choose you?

Ascension Roofing’s mobile Roof Record showing barn-red standing-seam work in Crestone, Colorado.

A completed-project page brings together the location, roofing material and real photographs so homeowners can inspect the work.

03 / How do I get started?

Ascension Roofing’s mobile estimate form with contact preferences and asphalt-shingle replacement selected.

The estimate form carries forward the selected roofing service, giving the inquiry useful context.

Joey planned, wrote and built the site, then handled the move from the previous website and launch. Shown with permission.

Explore the Ascension project

A clear project

Know what you're getting before work starts.

Your proposal sets out the agreed scope, the full price for that work, the schedule, approval points and any ongoing costs.

Writing built around your business.

You provide accurate business facts, available material and account access. Joey plans and writes the agreed pages for your approval.

A direction you can review.

You review one complete design direction on desktop and mobile. Your feedback shapes the build before launch.

A checked route to an inquiry.

Pages are built for desktop and mobile. Contact forms and notification emails are tested through to the agreed inbox. Rebuild planning includes agreed redirects and a plan to keep business email working during domain changes.

Search and measurement foundations.

Page titles, descriptions, a sitemap, indexing checks and Google Search Console setup are included. We also set up tracking for website activity and one agreed action, such as a phone-link click or form submission.

Included in the project price

See what happens after launch.

Standard marketing-website projects include a review around 30 days after launch: a one-page assessment, up to three recommended next steps and a discussion of up to 30 minutes.

We look at available website activity alongside inquiries or sales you can confirm. New websites establish their first baseline; rebuilds use comparable earlier data when available. If there isn't enough evidence to draw a conclusion, we'll say so.

Consent choices and blocking can leave website counts incomplete.

Further work outside your project's agreed scope is quoted separately. Review arrangements for online stores and web apps are agreed separately.

Your website, after launch

Keep control of what you've built.

Once the agreement is fulfilled, receive your site files or a portable export, account access and handoff instructions. Your domain, business data and measurement accounts remain yours. Third-party licenses still apply.

If something doesn't meet the agreement.

Report it within 30 calendar days after accepted launch. Corrections may finish later. New pages, features or content changes are quoted separately.

Optional Website Care

$250/month

Plus applicable tax.

For supported Codorus-built marketing websites: hosting, regular checks, a monthly report and one hour of supplied content updates. Routine maintenance and covered defects do not use that hour.

Care is month-to-month, with 30 days' written cancellation notice. You can choose another provider; no ongoing Codorus agreement is required. Work outside your Care agreement is quoted separately.

See Website Care and its terms

Before we begin

A few practical questions.

What will my website cost?

The pages, content, functionality and any move from an existing site shape the quote. The proposal gives you the full price for the agreed work and explains ongoing costs before you commit. A project conversation and quote are free; a paid Website Check isn't required.

What affects the launch date?

Page count, content gaps, integrations and any site move shape the schedule. Your fact checks, approvals and account access matter too. We identify those dependencies in the proposal.

Does the project include ongoing SEO or improvement work?

The search foundations and one post-launch review are included. Ongoing campaigns, new content and further improvements need their own scope. Rankings, inquiries and revenue are not guaranteed.

Can you help with form spam?

Optional spam protection is available for Codorus-built sites. Setup and support are agreed separately. It can reduce automated submissions; human-written spam can still get through.

What if I need something smaller, an online store or a web app?

A rebuild isn't always the right next step. Focused fixes, ecommerce and clearly scoped web apps are available, with their own agreed work and support. Brand identity and motion are also available as standalone projects or alongside your website.

Your next step

What should your next customer be able to do?

Tell Joey what you sell, who you want to reach and what people should be able to do on your website. Share an existing site if you have one, plus any timing or budget constraints. You don't need a finished brief to begin.

Let’s talk