WEB DESIGN
Orlando web design built around your services.
Work directly with Jan on a custom website for your Orlando business. We organize the services, project examples, and contact path so a visitor can understand the offer from a phone and decide whether to get in touch.
Give each reason for visiting a clear destination.Son of El separates watching conversations from exploring personal services. An Orlando service-business website can use the same planning question: what does each audience need to understand before contacting you?
Scope and investment
Business websites starting at $500.
The starting scope is a custom multi-page business website with service and company information, your supplied photos or project examples, and a contact or estimate-request form. Redesigns, content migration, and connected features receive a custom fixed proposal.
We agree on the page structure, content responsibilities, and timeline before the build. Hosting, ongoing care, and any platform or third-party fees are identified separately. Explore the project options.
01 / Tell us about the project
Start with the business and its customers.
Share your services, service area, current website if you have one, and what you want to improve. Jan replies within 48 hours.
02 / Agree on the work
Know the scope before committing.
We confirm the content, features, total price, and schedule. Bring your logo, accurate business details, and photos you have permission to use; any additional content work is included in the proposal.
03 / Review and launch
Check the website before it goes live.
Review the pages and contact path on phones and larger screens. We plan the handoff around domain access, website ownership, editing needs, and any ongoing support agreed for your project.
Orlando, through your customer’s eyes.
A business offering several services can leave a visitor unsure where to begin. We identify the main audience, the questions behind each service, and the pages that deserve a separate destination.
- Service-specific structureLandscaping website designCompare project-work and lawn-care journeys using the King Kutz example in Apopka.
- Explain the jobContractor and property-service websitesExplore how Ace Home Fixers lets a visitor describe work spanning several services.
- Existing search visibilityOrlando local SEORequest a scoped search review when the current website needs visibility work alongside or instead of a new design.
A useful way in. A clear next step.
Explore the approach- 01
How people find you
The website plan connects specific services with descriptive page titles, useful internal links, and accurate business information. Existing URLs and content are reviewed when a replacement site is involved; ongoing Orlando SEO has a separate scope.
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How interest becomes a conversation
A project example should lead somewhere useful: the relevant service, a call, or a focused inquiry. The mobile review checks whether that journey stays clear as the visitor moves between pages.
Work you can look into.
Son of El is an Orlando personal-practice website with separate media and service journeys. Its walkthrough shows design decisions, without claiming a measured increase in rankings or inquiries.
Two clear ways in
Visitors can watch the conversations or explore personal services without having to untangle the two.
A live website bringing media and personal services into one clear structure. The work shown demonstrates the experience, not an unverified business result.
Explore the project evidenceOrlando project
One person. Two reasons to visit.
The Son of El website connects Elie’s conversations with his personal services. Visitors can watch the media or explore the practice, then use a connection path appropriate to their interest. The case study explains that structure and the person behind it.
Explore the Son of El websiteWhat you can verify
- Personal practice · Orlando
- Separate media and service destinations
- Documented page and contact decisions
Built for small businesses that serve real local customers.
Common fits
- landscapers
- contractors
- renovation crews
- home service companies
- wellness brands
- professional services
Set the direction for your Orlando website.
- The primary customer and the service you want the site to lead with.
- Project photos, service details, and permission to publish them.
- What visitors should do next and who will handle those requests.
Nearby customers matter too.
Questions that matter before the build starts.
How much does an Orlando business website cost?
A straightforward custom small-business website starts at $500. A focused landing page starts at $300, and branding plus website work starts at $900. Redesigns, migrations, booking, payments, and other connected features receive a proposal after review.
Can I edit the site myself?
Tell Jan which information you expect to change. A client-editable WordPress implementation can be reviewed as an option. The proposal confirms editing responsibilities, access, ownership terms, and any ongoing or third-party costs.
How long does a website project take?
Timing is set after reviewing the pages, content readiness, feedback, and integrations. Jan replies to project inquiries within 48 hours; the build schedule is confirmed separately.
Is Orlando SEO included with web design?
Clear page structure, page titles, and search-friendly launch setup are part of the website plan. Ongoing local SEO, business-profile work, and additional location content are scoped separately when needed.
What kinds of Orlando businesses do you work with?
Service businesses, trades, personal practices and local brands that want a clearer website. Published examples include Son of El, an Orlando personal-practice website, and Central Florida property-services sites for Ace Home Fixers and Handy Honey Bunny. Jan reviews your services and goals before recommending a scope.
Can the site serve two different audiences?
Yes, when each audience has a useful path. The Son of El project is an Orlando example of separate media and personal-service journeys inside one website.