Web design & development · Charlotte, NC
Web design and web apps, built in Charlotte
For a salon in Bristol, Virginia, a holiday villa in Saint-Tropez, France, a software company in Stuttgart, Germany, and consultants across the US.
One person designs and builds your site, from the first call to the day it goes live. Charlotte is home; the work goes wherever your business is.
Six sites, live now. Each opens its case study.
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- 6sites live now, each with a case study you can read
- 3countries: the US, France and Germany
- 4languages on a single site, FM24’s
- 1person from the first call to launch day
01What I build
Websites that hold their own
For a business that needs to look like the best in its field: a salon on Gate City Highway, a holiday villa in Saint-Tropez, an advisor whose buyers check credentials before they call. Designed for your business, not adapted from a template.
Web apps for the work behind the site
Booking requests the owners decide themselves, a client portal with invoices and an AI associate, and the tools and dashboards a team works from all day.
Sites that keep improving
Some work doesn’t end at launch. FM24’s site, in four languages, is being modernized page by page in direct partnership with their team in Stuttgart, Germany.
02How it goes
- 01
We talk.
Twenty minutes about your business: who your customers are, what they keep asking, what you’re proud of. You get a first direction made for you.
- 02
You see it working, fast.
Within days you’re tapping through a real first version on your own phone. Not a drawing. The actual site.
- 03
We shape it together.
Point at anything and say what you’d change. Most changes are live on the same link the same day.
- 04
It goes live, and it’s yours.
Fast on every phone and set up to be found on Google. You own all of it, so if you ever move on, it goes with you.
03Charlotte, and anywhere else
I work from Charlotte, North Carolina. Most of a project happens on calls and on a preview link you open on your own phone, so it runs the same for a business in South End as for one in Bristol, Saint-Tropez or Stuttgart.
If you’re around Charlotte and would rather talk in person, say so when you get in touch.
Wherever you are, it starts the same way: a short call about your business, then a written plan with the price and the dates. Nothing starts until you say yes.
04In their words
“He doesn’t simply complete assigned work—he takes the time to understand the underlying architecture, asks the right questions, identifies potential improvements, and contributes valuable ideas of his own.”
“You’ll be hard pressed to find better value anywhere. Ryan’s pricing is very fair for the product he delivers, and he’s very communicative and responsive.”
05Questions
What does a website cost?
Every project gets a fixed written quote after our first call, so you know the full price before anything starts.
What moves it: how many pages, how many languages, whether it takes bookings or payments, and how much of the writing and photography you already have.
How long does it take?
You’ll be tapping through a first working version on your own phone within days. The full timeline depends on the project, and it’s in the written plan, with dates, before anything starts.
Do I own the website?
Yes, all of it. If you ever move on, it goes with you.
Do you only work with Charlotte businesses?
No. The clients so far include a salon in Bristol, Virginia, a holiday villa in Saint-Tropez, France, and a software company in Stuttgart, Germany. Calls and preview links work the same anywhere in the US.
Can you redesign the site I already have?
Yes. Civic Strategy Partners’ current site is the second one I built for them, and FM24’s is being modernized page by page. Sometimes a rebuild is right and sometimes steady improvement is; the first call is where we work out which.
Will people find it on Google?
Every site is built to be found: fast on phones, with clear page titles and descriptions, and structured data that tells search engines what the business is and where.
Where it ranks also depends on your competition and your reviews, so I won’t promise a position. Be wary of anyone who does.
Do you build web apps as well as websites?
Yes: booking systems, client portals, dashboards and internal tools.
Yours could be next.
Every project starts with a twenty-minute call about your business, then a written plan with the price and the dates.
Start with a call