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Websites · Seattle and the Eastside

Web design
Seattle

Seattle customers spend their workdays inside software. They spot a sluggish, bloated website in two seconds and close the tab in three. I build lean, fast sites that respect their time and their data.

Free: a 30-minute call, an action plan and a price range in writing.

What Seattle visitors punish

Three things that
lose you the visit

01
Speed

A heavy theme on a phone

Sliders, pop-ups and a dozen scripts. On a bus through the rain with patchy signal, the page never finishes loading.

02
Privacy

Trackers on health pages

Clinics and wellness businesses with ad pixels on booking forms. Washington has a specific law on consumer health data, and that setup can be a real risk.

03
Clarity

Clever words, no answer

A tagline that sounds smart but never says what you do, where, for how much. Busy people want the facts first.

How it works

Reviews that
win the next customers

Before calling, customers read reviews. I help you collect them and reply in a way that builds trust.

  • Review request after the visit
  • A reply to every review
  • Reviews visible on Maps and in AI
How I build it

A Seattle site
in five steps

Time zones, handled

Seattle is on Pacific Time, nine hours behind central Europe. We meet early in your morning, and between calls I send short recorded walkthroughs you can watch whenever it suits you.

Intro callFree 30 minutes on Zoom: goals, pages, what data the forms collect and why.
StructurePage map, menu and the one action each page should lead to.
Copy and designI write the copy from your input, you approve it. Three rounds of revisions included.
BuildHand-coded or a custom CMS, only the scripts you need, consent and tracking set up deliberately.
LaunchRedirects from old URLs, a walkthrough of the edit panel and support after go-live.
Prices in US dollars

Seattle website
prices

Final prices in a written agreement, paid in stages 30/40/30.

■ Business website[01]
from $2,800 USD

A multi-page site for a service business or clinic.

  • Up to 30 days
  • Edit panel
  • Support and training
Get a quote→
Online store[02]
from $3,900 USD

Catalog, cart, payments and shipping rules.

  • Ready for Google and Meta ads
About online stores→
Large site on a custom CMS[03]
from $9,800 USD

Several locations, lots of content or custom features.

  • CMS built for your team
  • CRM integration
Discuss a large site→

Web design in Seattle for an audience that notices details

Web design in Seattle starts with a demanding audience. A large share of the region works in software, cloud services, retail technology or engineering, and even those who don't are surrounded by people who do. They compare your site, without meaning to, with the polished products they use all day. A slow home page, a pop-up before the content loads or a form that loses their data reads as carelessness.

That doesn't mean your site needs animation or a design award. It needs to be quick, clear and honest: what you do, for whom, in which neighborhoods, at roughly what price, and how to book. I build exactly that.

Lean by default

Most small-business sites are slow because of what's bolted on: a page builder, a theme framework, a slider plugin, three analytics tools and a chat widget. I hand-code sites or build them on a custom CMS made for the business, so each page carries only what it needs. You avoid a builder subscription and keep full ownership of the code. If speed is a sore point on your current site, the website speed page explains where the time usually goes.

Privacy is part of the build

Seattle visitors tend to be privacy-aware, and Washington adds its own rules. The state's My Health My Data Act, in force since 2024, treats a wide range of health-related information as sensitive and lets consumers sue. Clinics, therapists, med spas, fitness and wellness businesses should think twice before putting ad pixels on booking pages. I set up tracking deliberately: what's collected, where it goes and what consent covers it. Legal interpretation belongs to your attorney; the technical setup is my job.

Who I build for in the Seattle area

  • Clinics and therapy practices in Capitol Hill, Ballard or Bellevue, with careful forms and booking.
  • Remodelers, roofers and contractors across King and Snohomish counties, with project galleries and quote forms.
  • Restaurants, cafés and shops that need menus, hours and an online store that stays fast.
  • Small professional firms that need a credible site with clear services and a direct contact.

How the remote part works

Seattle sits on Pacific Time, so our live overlap is early in your morning. For everything else I use written updates and short recorded videos. You get a reply within one business day, deadlines go into the contract, and the domain and code are registered in your name. My North American clients so far are in Canada, and I'm happy to work with businesses in Seattle. A business site starts at $2,800; see the web design overview for all options, and SEO in Seattle for what comes after launch.

Related pages

Web design in Seattle
and other cities

FAQ

Seattle websites:
your questions

Can you promise a perfect PageSpeed score?

No, and be careful with anyone who does. Scores depend on hosting, images you upload later and third-party scripts like chat widgets or booking tools. What I can do is build pages with no page-builder overhead and only the code they need, which gives you a fast starting point and a clear view of what slows it down later.

I run a clinic. What about Washington's health data law?

Washington's My Health My Data Act covers consumer health data broadly, beyond what HIPAA covers, and it has created real risk around tracking pixels and form data on health-related sites. I build such sites with minimal tracking on sensitive pages and clear consent. For what the law requires of your practice, talk to your attorney or compliance advisor.

How do we handle the time difference?

We meet early in your morning, which is late afternoon for me. Most of the work doesn't need a live call: I send recorded screen walkthroughs, you reply in writing when convenient. Messages get an answer within one business day, and deadlines are fixed in the contract.

Can I edit the site myself?

Yes. Each site comes with an edit panel built for that business: texts, photos, prices, team members, opening hours. No page builder to learn and no layout you can break by accident. I record a short walkthrough at launch and answer questions afterward.

Do you work with Eastside businesses too?

Yes. I'm happy to work with businesses in Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland and the rest of the Puget Sound area, as well as Seattle itself. It's all remote, so location inside the region doesn't change the process or the price.

Want a site Seattle
won't close in 3 seconds?

Send me your current site or your idea. I'll reply within one business day with a plan and a price. The first 30-minute call is free.