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Las Vegas Small Business Website Design & Development

A website that helps people understand your business.

Custom website design and development for Las Vegas businesses, with clear service pages, useful location information, and a straightforward way to get in touch.

Find your starting point
Personal portfolio / Independent developmentWebsites · Photography · Connected systems
Is this what you need?

A practical starting point.

For independent shops, service businesses, and established local companies whose website no longer reflects their work.

Customers need to know what you offer, where you work, and why they should contact you. Your team needs a site they can update. I plan the page structure around both, then build a responsive website with editing tools that fit the business.

Example package / Custom estimate

Business website foundation

$4,500–$15,000 USD planning range

A defined starting scope to help you plan. Your proposal confirms the deliverables, schedule, and price.

Discuss this package

What a scope can include

  • Page planning and a custom visual direction using your existing brand
  • A sample five-page structure: home, services, about, location, and contact
  • Responsive WordPress theme development with an agreed editing setup
  • Setup of supplied copy and images, titles, descriptions, and an XML sitemap
  • An agreed contact or inquiry flow, launch checks, and editing handoff

Quoted separately

Brand identity, full copywriting, photography, ecommerce, paid software, hosting, advertising, and ongoing support are separate unless included in your estimate. Multiple locations, content migration, and custom features can extend the scope.

Relevant experience

See the work behind the offer.

From the archive
Las Vegas Machine & Fab, archived website preview
Website development

Las Vegas Machine & Fab

A local business website built to explain the work and help customers take the next step.

WordPress / Business website
About the work

Custom website development with mobile-first layouts and SEO fundamentals.

From the archive
HealthySleep, archived website preview
Website development

HealthySleep

An informational website that makes a sleep brand’s content easy to explore.

WordPress / Custom theme
About the work

WordPress development with attention to responsive layouts, speed, and search visibility.

From the archiveIn progress
Liquor Outlet, archived website preview
Independent client / In progress

Liquor Outlet

A new engagement covering a website rebuild and local visibility.

WordPress / Sage / Local search
About the work

Taking over design and rebuilding with WordPress and Sage. The scope includes local SEO for storefronts and planned Google Ads creation and keyword research. The image shows the earlier website, not the new build.

Before we start

Bring what you have.

Bring your current website, logo, service list, location details, and a few examples of what you like. We can identify missing copy and images together before setting a schedule.

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Planning the project

A few useful details.

Do I need a brand-new website?

Not always. If the current site has a useful foundation, a focused improvement project may be a better fit. I can review it before recommending a rebuild.

Will this help with local search?

The scope can cover useful service and location content, page titles, technical setup, and accurate business information. Ongoing local SEO, Google Business Profile work, and advertising need their own agreed scope. Search positions are not guaranteed.

Can you photograph the storefront too?

Yes. A storefront and website photography session can be quoted alongside the build. The photography page explains sample shot lists and fees.

Why is there a price range?

The editing setup, design detail, content readiness, migrations, and integrations affect the work. The five-page structure is an example; your written estimate confirms the actual scope and price.

Other ways to work together
A project starts with a conversation

Let’s talk about your project.

Send a link, describe what needs to change, and tell me about your timing. We’ll work toward a scope that fits.

Let’s talk about it