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01 · Web Phoenix, Arizona from $1,000

Sites that work.

Marketing sites, custom apps, e-commerce. Built to look good, load fast, and stay yours.

What's included

01

Custom design

Drawn for your business, not pulled from a theme library. Layout, type and color chosen on purpose so the site looks like you, and like nobody else.

02

Development

Clean, hand-written code. Semantic markup, sensible structure, nothing bloated bolted on. The kind of build that is easy to extend a year from now.

03

Responsive

Built mobile-first and tested on real screens. It reads well at 375px on a phone and at 1440px on a desktop, with nothing cut off or squeezed in between.

04

Performance

Optimized images, lean assets and proper caching, so pages paint quickly. Fast sites keep visitors, and Google rewards them. I tune for both.

05

Accessibility

Readable contrast, keyboard navigation, labeled controls and real focus states. A site everyone can use, which also happens to be better for SEO.

06

SEO-ready

Sound titles, metadata, structured headings and a clean sitemap from day one. The groundwork ranking needs is built in, not bolted on after launch.

07

A CMS, so you can edit it yourself

Update text, swap photos, add a post or a page without calling anyone. I hand over a site you own and control, with a quick walkthrough so it is never a mystery.

No lock-in.
You hold the keys.

The approach

Built properly, the
first time.

Plenty of agencies stamp out the same template and disappear until the invoice. That is not how this works. You get one person who owns the project end to end, builds it the way it should be built, and keeps you in the loop the whole way.

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A

No templates

Your site is designed for your business, your customers and your goals. You will not find it running on twenty other companies with the logo swapped out.

B

Built properly

Seventeen years of doing this means the unglamorous parts are right: structure, speed, accessibility, the things that keep a site working long after launch day.

C

Progress, not silence

You see the work as it comes together and you can reach a real person who actually built it. No black box, no waiting weeks wondering what is happening.

The build, step by step

  1. 01 Brief & quote

    Brief & quote

    You tell me what you are building and why. I come back with a clear plan and a single fixed quote, so you know the shape, the scope and the price before anything starts.

    Output: a written scope & a fixed price.

  2. 02 Design & build

    Design & build

    Design first, then development, with you seeing progress along the way. I refine the look, wire up the pages and load your real content, not placeholder text.

    Output: a real, reviewable site you can click through.

  3. 03 Launch & host

    Launch & host

    I point the domain, put it on servers I tune myself and watch the launch. After that it is monitored, backed up and supported, with the same person on the other end.

    Output: a live site, hosted and looked after.

It all starts with the brief builder. Answer three quick questions and watch your project take shape as you go.

Open the brief builder →

Selected work

Real Phoenix businesses

Real businesses, real sites.

Every screenshot below is a live site I built. Click any of them to see the work.

moonvalleymedspa.com
Moon Valley Med Spa website

Moon Valley Med Spa

Boutique med spa on N 7th St: IV therapy, Botox, microneedling, semaglutide. Built a service-led site with online booking and a treatment menu their staff actually updates.

Web · Branding · Booking · POS · SEO

finisherswarehouse.com
Finisher's Warehouse website

Finisher's Warehouse

Phoenix trade counter for wood finishing: paints, stains, lacquers, abrasives and spray equipment from Benjamin Moore, Mohawk, Renner and the rest. Catalog, will-call ordering and lab-grade color matching, running on d1git's own SyncERP.

Web · E-commerce · POS · SEO

azsuncovers.com
AZ Sun Covers website

AZ Sun Covers

Custom-fabricated sun covers for the Phoenix metro. Built a quote-and-order site that handles their seasonal volume.

Web · E-commerce · SEO

italianessence.com
Italian Essence website

Italian Essence

B2B importer bringing pantry, pasta, oil, cheese and cured goods from small Italian producers to Phoenix restaurants. Laravel site with wholesale ordering, plus an Android app the drivers run deliveries from.

Web · E-commerce · Apps

machineryandsolutions.com
Machinery & Solutions website

Machinery & Solutions

Finishing machine parts, servicing and rebuilds for industrial shops nationwide. An online catalog of the inventory they stock, with the parts and brands searchable instead of buried in a PDF.

Web · Catalog · SEO

laredofence.com
Hernandez Fencing website

Hernandez Fencing

Fence, gate and wall contractor in Laredo, Texas, nearly thirty years in. Chain link, iron and privacy work, with the service area and the estimate request built to bring the calls in.

Web · Local SEO

modcoarizona.com
Modco Design & Development website

Modco Design & Development

Phoenix home remodeling: kitchens, outdoor living and new builds. A project-led site that shows the work first and makes the consultation the obvious next step.

Web · Local SEO

optipillows.com
OptiPillows website

OptiPillows

An FDA-cleared nasal-pillow EPAP mask that quiets snoring and sleep apnea without a machine. Security hardened and kept current while its replacement is built, with search reaching the whole country rather than one metro.

Web · Nationwide SEO

cavallovineyard.com
Cavallo Vineyard website

Cavallo Vineyard

Outdoor event venue on Dobbins Road in Laveen, hosting weddings, anniversaries and corporate gatherings. A photography-led site built around one job: getting a couple far enough in to book a tour.

Web · Local SEO

long-on-luxury.com
Long On Luxury website

Long On Luxury

Scottsdale interior design studio working across the southwest, from a single room refresh to a whole house. Identity and site both, built photography-first so the rooms carry the pitch and the wordmark sits over them rather than competing with them.

Web · Branding

localboyscontracting.com
Local Boys Contracting website

Local Boys Contracting

Roofing and general contracting across the Phoenix metro. A site built around the argument that matters after a monsoon: the crew that fixed it will still be here when the warranty needs them.

Web · Local SEO

pazzonepavimento.com
Pazzone Pavimento website

Pazzone Pavimento

High-performance PVC modular flooring for garages, showrooms and workspaces across the valley. A dark, product-led site that lets the finish do the selling.

Web · Local SEO

medspa.casa
Med Spa Casa website

Med Spa Casa

d1git's own operating system for med spas: booking, payments, a patient app and the clinic website on one platform, HIPAA-ready from the first day. Moon Valley Med Spa runs on it.

Software · SaaS

filterservicepros.com
Filter Service Pros website

Filter Service Pros

Subscription home maintenance in St. George, Utah: furnace and refrigerator filters, reverse osmosis cartridges, softener salt and detector batteries, all on one monthly plan. The site sells the plan rather than the parts, so the recurring service is the first thing a homeowner sees.

Web

syncerp.net
SyncERP website

SyncERP

d1git's own point of sale for paint stores and retailers that build things: transactions, inventory, purchase orders and accounting in one system. Finisher's Warehouse runs on it.

Software · AI · SaaS

View all work

The thread: Local businesses, built to be found, built to convert, built to last.

Investment

One fixed quote.
No hourly meter.

Every project is quoted as a single fixed figure, agreed up front, before any work begins. You will never watch a clock tick or get a surprise invoice because something ran long. The brackets below are honest starting points, not the whole story.

Agreed before I start No hidden hourly rate Honest, right-sized scope Most sites live in 1–2 weeks Half to start, the rest after you sign off

Marketing site (5–10 pages)

Brochure, about, services, contact, blog. Usually 1–2 weeks; bigger builds take longer.

Starting @ $1,000

Or spread it out: 4 monthly payments of $250.

E-commerce

Catalog, cart, Stripe, shipping, taxes

Starting @ $3,000

Custom app

CRM, ERP, internal tooling, integrations

$5,000+

Next step Est. 2009

Tell me what you are building.

A two-line problem description is enough to start. You get an answer within one business day, and a straight one either way.

“Chris completed the website on time and at a reasonable price. The best part for me. He created a YouTube video to show me how to make changes to my website.”

David Saxby Google review