CUSTOM ONE-PAGE WEBSITE DESIGN.
One good page.
Everything it needs.
Not every website needs a maze of pages. If your story, offer and contact details can live comfortably in one place, I’ll build you a custom one-page website that gets to the point and looks good doing it.
Tell me what you’re working on →WHY ONE PAGE?
A small website can still do a big job.
A one-page website keeps the important stuff together: what you do, why it matters, the details people need and a clear way to get in touch. No filler pages added just to make the site feel bigger.
It works especially well for a focused service, new business, side project, event, product, portfolio or anything else that needs a professional home online without becoming a whole web project.
BUILT FOR REAL SCREENS.
Phone, tablet, laptop. It should just work.
I design the page to be responsive from the start, so it reads properly on a phone and still feels considered on a big screen. The page is built with straightforward HTML, CSS and JavaScript rather than a pile of unnecessary plugins.
WHAT YOU GET.
A proper website, not a dressed-up template.
You send me the logo, photos, notes, existing material or whatever you have. I organize it, design the page, build it and help get it connected to your domain.
The standard one-page website is $499 CAD. If you need more pages or something outside that scope, tell me what you have in mind and we’ll talk about it first.
A FEW QUESTIONS.
Good to know.
Is a one-page website good for SEO?+
It can be. A focused page with useful, specific content can rank for relevant searches. If you need to target several genuinely different topics or services, separate pages may make more sense.
Can you add more pages later?+
Absolutely. Starting with one page does not lock you into one page forever.
Do I need to write all the website copy first?+
No. Send me the material you have and tell me what the site needs to accomplish. I can help shape it into something that works online.
READY WHEN YOU ARE.
You’ve done the work. Let’s get it online.
Tell me what you’re working on, send me what you’ve got, and I’ll take it from there.
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