Custom design, sensible structure, and a clear next step for your customers. Three starting packages. A quote based on what you actually need.
START /WHAT THE SITE NEEDS TO DO
Explain the work. Make the next step clear.
A useful small-business website answers what you offer, who it is for, where you work, and how to get in touch. The design supports those answers—not the other way around.
Tell us what your business does, who you want to reach, and what isn't working.
02
A written scope
We agree on the pages, features, content responsibilities, price, and timeline before work begins.
03
Design & build
We shape the direction, build the site, and review the work with you at agreed milestones.
04
Launch & handoff
Once approved, we handle the agreed launch steps and show you how to use what we've built.
03 /BEFORE YOU ASK
The useful details.
Can you redo my existing website?
Yes. We'll review the current site, identify what should be kept, and agree on a new structure and design. Existing domain, hosting, and content access are part of the launch conversation.
Do I need to know what every page should say?
No. Bring what you have. We'll agree on whether you're supplying final copy or asking IPF to help with writing before the quote is finalized.
Are hosting, domain names, and ongoing support included?
Those are discussed separately in your quote. We'll make third-party costs, renewal responsibilities, and any ongoing support clear before you commit.
Can I update it myself?
An editable content section can be included in the scope. We'll agree on what you want to change yourself and provide a walkthrough.
DEMO /TRY THE DESIGN
Not a flat mockup. A working first look.
A fictional design studio shows how a clear headline, core visual, and one action can work together. Try the service choices or switch the preview width.
Illustrative concept only—not a client case study. The demo button does not send an inquiry.