Custom WordPress website design
Websites
that deliver.
Most business owners know they need a better website. Few know where to start. Start here.
I’ll listen first, & turn your goals into a website that works for your audience, your business & you.
“Most websites don’t fail on tech. They fail because nobody decided what the tech was supposed to do.”
Brian Olstad, CDP
Visual Designer
A website built on a clear message
I’ll work out what your business actually needs to say, how your customers think, and what they need to see before they’ll act. Then I design and build around that.
Simple structure. Clear content. Thoughtful design.
Built in WordPress, tuned for speed and search, and made so you can manage it yourself afterward without calling me every time a phone number changes.
Websites are long-term tools
A good site takes work to build and ongoing effort to stay effective. Content changes, search changes, businesses grow. The goal isn’t to launch a website — it’s to build something that’s still useful in year five.
Support is available ongoing or whenever you need it: maintenance and updates, SEO, content and copy, design changes, hosting. No pressure and no retainer you can’t get out of.
A simple, clear process
Listen
We start with a conversation about your business, your goals, and where the current site isn’t working.
Clarify
We map the structure, the content and the priorities, so every page has a reason to exist.
Design
I design and build in WordPress, focused on clarity, usability and performance.
Deliver
It goes live, and I’m still here to maintain, improve and grow it.
Website Spotlight
Girth Hitch Guiding is an ACMG-certified climbing guide in Nordegg, running professional backcountry trips.
The problem.
Their old site wasn’t converting and wasn’t ranking — stuck on pages two and three in a competitive market, with a booking process that confused people before they got to the end of it.
What I did.
Built a custom WordPress site, rewrote content and SEO, streamlined the booking flow, and got Core Web Vitals above 95. Their own branding and photography did a lot of the heavy lifting.
The result.
Page one, including #1 on key terms — more traffic, more bookings, and a website that finally works like a sales tool instead of a brochure.
Every brand has a website
Here are some favourites.
Who I work with
I work with businesses across Central Alberta and beyond—especially those who need clarity in how they communicate online.
That often includes:
- Small to mid-sized businesses that need a clear, professional website
- Trades and service companies looking for practical, easy-to-manage sites
- Tourism and outdoor brands that need strong visuals and simple messaging
- Municipal and community organizations that need structure and usability
- Energy and industrial companies with complex services to communicate
I also work regularly with clients in Calgary and Edmonton.
Some Questions I knew You’d Ask:
What kind of websites do you build?
Small business sites, content-driven service and blog sites, and small to mid-size e-commerce. Almost everything is WordPress, because it gives you flexibility and long-term control of your own site.
Can you add e-commerce or booking?
Yes. WooCommerce for e-commerce, and I integrate booking systems as needed. I’ve also worked with Square and Shopify where they were the better fit.
How long does a website take?
Most projects run 4–12 weeks depending on scope. The biggest variable is content — when the writing and photos are ready, things move quickly.
What does a website cost?
Most of my website projects land between $4,000 and $15,000. Where yours sits depends on how many pages you need, whether you’re taking bookings or payments through the site, and whether the brand already exists. Larger or more complex builds go higher. After a quick call you’ll have a clear range.
What happens after launch?
Support is tailored to what you need — annual checkups, quarterly updates, ongoing help, or content and data updates. Hosting too, if you want it in one place.
How do I start?
Book a consultation. Pick a time on my calendar and we’ll take it from there.
Let’s get started!
If you’re thinking about a new website—or wondering what’s not working with your current one—let’s talk.