Your website will have:

A home page that welcomes people into your work. A portfolio or shop that does your pieces justice, not just thumbnails, but space for them to breathe. Your story, told in your own words, styled with care. A clear way for people to buy from you or commission you, whatever that looks like for your practice. A contact page so the right people can actually reach you.

Everything responsive, so it looks as intentional on a phone as it does on a desktop. The SEO foundation so you're findable. Your domain, set up and ready.

Five pages. That's the standard shape, and we can use them however serves you best. A shop, a journal, a page for commissions.

Your shop, properly set up. Products, variants, checkout. Included, not an extra.

Copy editing. Send me the messy version. I'll shape it, cut it, and make it sound like you on your best day. I don't write it from scratch, and you won't be starting from a blank page.

Two rounds of edits after the build. And two weeks of me on hand after you launch.

But more than that: a home base that reflects how you think. A site that feels like you, not a template someone else was using last week. Something you're proud to share.

I'll organize every detail, your photos, your words, how the pages flow, so that when someone lands there, they feel what you're trying to say. That's what I do.

Before I design anything, we talk for an hour.

Not about your website. About you.

What you made first. What you couldn't bring yourself to sell, and where it is now. Who you told when you decided to do this for real, and what they said back. Where the name came from. What people ask you to make that you always turn down.

None of that sounds like a website conversation. It is the website conversation.

The line that ends up on your home page is never the one you'd have thought to give me. It comes out sideways, forty minutes in, while you're describing something that happened once. I've never had it go any other way.

You can talk it through or write it out. Some people think out loud and some people need to sit with it. Neither is better, and I'll send whichever suits you.

Then I build a site out of your actual story, instead of a template with your logo on it.

This is my favorite part of the whole thing, and it's the reason your site won't look like everyone else's.

We start by talking. You fill out my inquiry form, I read it, and I come back within two days with what I'd suggest and the next week I have open. No charge, no obligation.

Then the story interview. An hour, on a call or in writing.

Then I send you two things at once: a wireframe of your new site, and a list of exactly what I need from you. How many photos, what each one is for, what copy goes on which page. You won't be guessing at any of it.

Both are due the Monday your build week starts. That's the only deadline in the whole project.

Then I build. One week, and it's your week. I don't take other builds during it. Layout, styling, shop, mobile, every link clicked.

Then you see it. Two rounds of edits, and then you're live.

About four weeks start to finish. One of those is me building. The rest is us getting it right first.

$2,400.

That's the whole thing. Five pages, your shop set up, two rounds of edits, and a week of build time. The same price whether you're a potter or a printmaker, because the work is the same work.

Half to hold your week, half before you go live.

If you need a site built from nothing rather than refined, that's a different project. Five pages, designed from scratch, about four weeks. $6,000. I take a small number of these a year, so tell me on the form and we'll talk.

After you launch, I keep a handful of past clients on quarterly updates. New work, new season, new photos. $450 a quarter. I mention it once, at launch, and never again.

No tiers, no packages, no quote that takes a week to arrive. You know the number before you fill out the form.

Military and veteran families take $200 off. Just say so on the form.

The website is yours. It lives in your own Squarespace account, so you own it, you can change it, and you're never locked into working with me. I'll show you how to update it. It isn't complicated.

But I'm here if you need me. New work to add? A story to refine? A direction that's shifted? Send me a message. I answer.

I'm around for two weeks after launch for anything that looks off. A typo, a broken link, a photo you want swapped. Just email.

After that, quarterly updates are there if you want them. $450 a quarter, you send me what's changed, I handle it. Plenty of people don't need it. No pressure either way.

The goal isn't for me to manage your site forever. The goal is for you to have something beautiful that's actually yours, and to feel confident in it. Everything else is logistics.

I hope you love it. I hope the website does your work justice.

Your art meets my care. That's the trade.