00 / WEBSITES

Website design and development

Your business, clearly explained online.

We design and build websites around what your customers need to know, from your services to the best way to contact you.

Built for phones, tablets, and desktops.

01 / SITE JOBS

What a useful website does.

  • Explain what you do.

    Explain what you offer, who you serve, and where you work so visitors can tell whether you’re a fit.

  • Reflect the quality of your work.

    Use current information, relevant examples, and a visual presentation that reflects the care you put into your work.

  • Make contact easy.

    Give visitors a clear route to the right service, phone call, or inquiry.

Website detail

Make the next step easy to find.

Headshot Heroes gives individuals and company teams distinct paths. The layout puts those choices beside the service introduction.

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Open the full site: Desktop page excerpt from Headshot Heroes, showing the complete service introduction, individual-session and team-headshot actions, and three service paths
Headshot Heroes · Two clear audience pathsOpen the full site
02 / BUILD PATH

Your knowledge shapes the website.

Your context sets the direction. We turn it into a clear page plan, then build and check the site around the way customers use it.

Start with what you know

A finished brief is not required.

Bring the questions customers ask, the work you want the site to explain, and any current pages or images. We’ll help shape what is missing before the build path begins.

  1. 01

    Learn your business

    Discuss your customers, goals, existing content, and project constraints.

  2. 02

    Review the landscape

    Review your current site and relevant competitors to inform the page plan.

  3. 03

    Shape and build the site

    Develop the copy, page structure, and design into a website that adapts to phones, tablets, and desktops.

  4. 04

    Check and launch

    Check mobile layouts, accessibility, search essentials, and the inquiry path.

  5. 05

    Review what changed

    Compare the finished site with the starting point and document the changes.

03 / WEBSITE EXAMPLES

Different businesses, different website needs.

Explore public sites and development work across a range of local and affiliated businesses. Each case study explains the audience, site goal, and design choices behind the page.

Use the examples to compare how a site explains services and helps a visitor take the next step.

Explore examples of public websites and current development work. These previews do not report measured client results. Open each site to explore the full experience.

  • Portrait photographyHomepage recording

    Headshot Heroes

    Professional headshots, company headshots, group shots, and environmental portraits.

    headshot-heroes.com

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  • Video podcast studioHomepage recording

    Titan Podcasting

    A Corvallis video podcast studio helping businesses and organizations turn expertise into reusable content.

    titanpodcasting.com

  • Software and systemsHomepage recording

    Midnight Sun Digital

    Custom software, consulting, and practical AI education for businesses.

    midnightsundigital.com

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04 / YOUR PROJECT

Plan the budget and the build.

Website projects are planned at about $200–$1,500/month, depending on the work. The number of pages, existing content, the condition of your current site, photography and connections to other tools affect the price.

A low-upfront-cost monthly payment option is available. Your written proposal sets out the work, responsibilities, price and payment terms before the project begins.

A website may take about a month to complete, depending on the project. Content, access and approvals help determine the schedule; your proposal sets out the launch plan.

We work with small businesses throughout the United States.

Open the full site: Talk through your website
05 / NEXT PATH

A connected presence

Need help with social media too?

We can look at your website and social-media workload together, decide what needs attention first, and plan how the two support each other.

Explore social media work

A new or updated website.

Let’s talk about your website.

Bring your current website, if you have one, and the questions customers keep asking. We’ll discuss what a new or updated site needs to explain.