We build websites for small businesses and non profits who work to improve people, places and things.

Most projects take 4-6 weeks from kickoff to launch, depending on how ready your content and brand assets are, how many rounds of revisions you need, and the size of your site. The biggest factor isn't design time. It's how quickly a client can turn around content, photos, and feedback.

A brand designer defines how your business looks and sounds: your logo, colors, fonts, voice, and overall identity. A web designer takes that identity and builds it into a functional site that converts visitors into clients. You can technically separate the two, but when they're handled together, your website actually reflects who you are instead of just looking nice. For clients that don't have a defined brand, JWHITE BRANDING develops a light branding overview which includes a color palette, curated imagery, font pairings and graphic elements. Website copy is included in every website build.

Writing & refining website copy is a collective process. We provide clients with a Website Guide, and with the information collected we collaborate with AI to write copy that fully satisfies the brand's voice, speaks directly to the intended audience and is rooted in a strategic SEO & GEO plan.

Launch isn't the finish line, it's the springboard to sustainably growing your business. Ongoing guidance and support is available and ranges from Digital Marketing, Content Marketing and Website Maintenance. A site that isn't growing loses performance and search visibility over time, so at a minimum, a plan should written that outlines future work.

A site that tries to speak to everyone usually ends up speaking to no one. The businesses that convert best are specific about who they serve and what makes them different, even if they ultimately serve a broad range of clients. If you serve more than one type of client, the answer isn't to write generic copy. It's to design clear paths so each visitor quickly finds the version of your message that's meant for them.

The real question is whether you're at the stage where a brochure site is enough, or whether you've outgrown it. DIY is genuinely fine for a new business that just needs a credible online presence. It's a different conversation once you're ready to build systems that support growth: a site that drives traffic instead of just sitting there, copy and UX built around conversion, and funnels or sales pages for new offers and evergreen products. That's the point where hiring a professional starts to pay for itself.

A refresh is cosmetic: updated photos, tightened copy, a color or font update, small UX fixes. A redesign is structural: your site no longer reflects your business, it isn't converting visitors, your brand has evolved past it, or the platform itself is holding you back. If you're asking the question, you usually already know which one it is.

Absolutely! We specifically chose the WIX ecosystem for website design because WIX includes so many commonly used features & business solutions needed by business owners. Because these features (often referred to as products) are native to the WIX ecosystem, the backend works better because the data & content is in sync. Products include: E-Commerce Blogging Bookings Pricing Plans (recurring memberships) Programs (Courses) Events (ticketed & non-ticketed in-person & virtual events) and more

We understand that business owners are experts in their field, but they aren't typically experts in web design. We don't expect you to know what goes into creating a website that grow your business. For this reason, we include what we believe are non-negotiables for business owners. They include: Website Copy High Resolution Stock Imagery SEO Strategy & Implementation Accessibility Optimization 1 Pop Up / Lead Generating Opportunity Strategic Planning