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Arden Woods Web Co. builds websites for small business owners ready to outgrow the DIY builder — lawyers, artists, salon owners, and everyone in between. We design functional, sales-driven sites that actually sound and feel like the person behind them.
I’m a website creator helping small businesses build strong, functional websites that support growth and simplify operations. I focus on creating reliable, user-friendly online experiences that make running your business easier. From WordPress to Shopify, I serve as your one-stop web guide — from design to development to automation.
Outside of tech, I’m probably reading epic fantasy, camping & hiking, or sipping an iced latte.
Full website redesigns, new site builds from scratch, ongoing maintenance, and logo/branding design.
Pricing is project-based, not hourly, so every quote is scoped to what your site actually needs. Reach out with a bit about your project and I’ll put together a custom quote.
I primarily build on WordPress. If you’re already on another platform, I’ll take it on a case-by-case basis — the one exception is Squarespace, which I don’t currently support.
Timelines vary by project scope. If you have a specific launch date in mind, let me know upfront and I’ll confirm whether it’s realistic before we begin.
Projects are billed with a deposit to secure your spot and begin work, followed by milestone payments as the project progresses.
Each project includes two rounds of revisions. Additional rounds beyond that can be added at an hourly rate.
Clients typically provide their own written copy and images. If you need help with copywriting or sourcing stock photography, that can be added to your project.
Basic on-page SEO (page titles, meta descriptions, image alt text) is included. Ongoing SEO strategy and optimization is not, but can be discussed separately.
Ongoing maintenance and support are not included in the initial project. Once your site launches, you’ll receive training on how to manage it yourself, and can add an ongoing maintenance retainer if you’d prefer it handled for you.
Yes — once the project is paid in full, you own your website, its content, and your domain.
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