Web design & development
I build and improve websites for established businesses, helping customers understand what you offer and get in touch, request a quote, book, or buy.
Surf-fur / Two audience pages
One WaterParka, two buying stories. Separate landing pages for scuba divers and open water swimmers, with product explanations, fit guidance, and purchase paths.
A closer look / Surf-fur
The scuba page centers the dive day and surface interval. The swimming page centers the time after leaving the water. Each builds its own product story around the audience’s situation.
Actual desktop and mobile captures of the published websites. Open a desktop image below to inspect the full page.
Local dental practice
A family dental practice website with a dentist introduction, care categories, patient reviews, office information, and direct call and directions paths.
Visit the website (opens in a new tab)The mobile view brings the practice introduction and call action into a compact layout, with a persistent contact path.
Product website
A golf-cart phone-mount website that leads with the product in use, then explains installation, comparisons, and practical questions before linking to Amazon.
Visit the website (opens in a new tab)The product demonstration takes the lead on mobile, followed by the product story and an Amazon purchase path.
Mortgage services
A mortgage-service website with loan-program navigation, a process explanation, calculator and resource paths, and clear contact and application links.
Visit the website (opens in a new tab)The mobile introduction pairs the loan originator with direct contact information and the application path.
A good place to start
Start with what customers need to do, and what your team needs from the website.
Directly with Aleks Migdalovich.
Ways to work together
A focused improvement or a new foundation. We agree on what matters before deciding what to build.
Make an existing website easier to understand and use, with attention to the pages and decisions that matter most.
The working scope
Design and build a business website around your customers, your offer, and the way you work.
The working scope
Help customers take a useful next step and give your team the information it needs to respond.
The working scope
Illustrative uses
For a manufacturer or product business, the path might look like this.
Illustrative manufacturer / product-business journey
Clear capabilities, product information, and who it is for.
Specifications, options, and answers close to the decision.
A sample or quote request with the details your team needs.
An illustrative customer journey. The pages and connections depend on your business and agreed scope.
From first conversation to handover
You work directly with me, with responsibilities and review points agreed from the start.
Review your offer, customers, current website, and the problem to solve.
Define pages, content, connections, responsibilities, and cost before building.
Review the structure and design together, then refine the working site.
Check mobile layouts, key journeys, and forms. Walk through updates and ownership.
Before we begin
Often, yes. I assess the existing platform and structure first, then recommend what can sensibly be improved and what may need rebuilding.
We agree upfront who supplies copy, photography, and product information. Editing options depend on the chosen platform and are included in the handover scope.
We review the specific connection, available access, and feasibility before committing. Integrations are scoped individually.
Cost depends on pages, content, integrations, and migration needs. I propose a defined scope after our conversation. Ongoing support is agreed separately.
Start with a conversation
Bring your current site, a rough idea, or a specific frustration. We can work out the right starting point together.
