WEBSITE DESIGN IN VICTORIA, BC.
Made in Victoria.
Made for what you’re doing.
I’m a Victoria-based designer and developer building straightforward custom websites for people who need to get a business, project, product or idea online without turning it into a six-month agency exercise.
Tell me what you’re working on →LOCAL, IF THAT MATTERS TO YOU.
A website designer you can actually talk to.
I’m based in Greater Victoria and have been designing and building websites for more than 20 years. I work directly with clients here in Victoria and with people elsewhere in Canada.
If you’re local, great. If you’re not, that’s fine too. The process is intentionally simple: tell me what you’re working on, send me what you have, and I’ll build from there.
A CLEAR STARTING PRICE.
One-page websites are $499 CAD.
That gets you a custom one-page website designed around your material and built to work properly on phones, tablets and desktop screens. You provide the domain and I’ll help get everything connected and online.
Hosting and maintenance are available for $179 per year. More pages are possible too; we’ll talk about the price if your site needs them.
NOT JUST “LOCAL SEO.”
The site still has to be good.
Search visibility matters, but I’m not going to cram “Victoria BC” into every second sentence and call it SEO. The goal is a useful, fast, clearly structured website that tells people what you do and gives search engines something understandable to index.
A FEW QUESTIONS.
Good to know.
Do you only build websites for Victoria businesses?+
No. I’m based in Greater Victoria, but I can work with clients anywhere in Canada.
How much does a website cost?+
A custom one-page website starts at $499 CAD. If you need additional pages or features, we’ll discuss the scope and price first.
Do you offer website hosting in Victoria?+
I offer optional hosting and basic maintenance for $179 per year. You can also use your own hosting if you prefer.
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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