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Built for contractors, builders and roofers. A jobsite at 4am with one worklight on it — square edges, nothing raised, amber and nothing else.
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Built one at a time
Fourteen finished styles, each one a real page you can click through. Point at the one that fits your business, tell me what you do, and I’ll send you a fixed price for the whole job.
No phone calls. No meetings. No hourly billing. Email start to finish.
Every frame is the real page, running live
Every one is a finished page, not a picture of one. Open a demo and click around it. Colors, wording and photos all change to suit your business — the style is the starting point, not a cage.
Built for contractors, builders and roofers. A jobsite at 4am with one worklight on it — square edges, nothing raised, amber and nothing else.
Built for consultants, attorneys and accountants. Laid out like a bound folio — cut edges, nothing raised, one brass rule holding it together.
Built for cafes, shops and salons. The counter at six in the morning: a dark room, one butter-yellow light, and it only falls on what you can act on.
Built for writers, newsletters and local news. A proof sheet with the pen still on it — the red only ever appears as a mark someone made.
Built for apps and tools. The shop whiteboard, rebuilt — every card is a magnet you could lift off the wall.
Built for charters, guides and outfitters. A paper chart on the cabin table — ruled, square, held by keylines instead of shadows.
Built for print shops, sign makers, party suppliers — anyone whose product is loud and physical and needs to look it.
Built for caterers, meal prep, food trucks and bakeries. The whole page is a tray — every block is a compartment.
Built for bars, venues, game rooms and anywhere with a door charge. Two colors only, and the page changes costume every section.
Built for nurseries, florists, farms and makers. Hand-drawn throughout, with real paper grain over the whole page.
Built for restaurants, caterers, markets — anywhere the food has to do the selling. Real photographs, with the headline sitting straight on them.
Built for rentals, lodges, tour operators and venues. The photograph is the page — it runs full-bleed and the quiet white sections sit between.
Built for co-ops, associations, utilities, districts and nonprofits — organisations whose site is a public service, not a brochure.
Built for anyone whose product is an object — boat builders, fabricators, furniture makers, equipment dealers. The product is real 3D and the scroll is the camera.
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None of these quite it? Say so in the form and describe what you're after. Starting from scratch is fine.
A restaurant, a contractor and a charter captain need three different websites. These go through what each one actually needs, and open the demo built for it.
Everything above is a demo, with an invented business in it. These two are real, live, and serving actual visitors right now. One of them is loading in front of you.
Live · framed straight from the domain
A Baton Rouge consulting firm — association management and Louisiana government affairs. Static pages, custom domain, and the preview above is the real site loading right now.
Visit redstickstrat.com →Live · runs its own tools
A theme-park news and planning site. The part worth noticing is that it runs software I wrote — a crowd calendar, a ride wait-time tracker, and a height checker for families with small kids.
Visit theadventuristslog.com →The tools on the second one are the part worth noticing. If your site needs to actually calculate something — a quote, an availability check, a lookup — I build those too. They change the quote, and you get the number before anything starts.
Five steps, all of them by email.
Click through the demos and choose the one that feels closest. Close is enough — the details get sorted later.
Your business, what you do, what the site needs to accomplish. It opens your email with everything filled in.
I read what you sent and tell you straight whether it’s a fit. If it is, you get a payment link and a start date. If it isn't, I say so and it costs you nothing.
You get a private link to the real site as it comes together. Tell me what to change and I change it.
The finished site goes up on your domain.
These aren't upgrades. They're in the demos above — open one on your phone and check.
Designed for the small screen first, because that's where nearly everyone will see it.
Hand-written pages with no page-builder bloat behind them. Nothing to slow it down.
A contact form, your phone number, your hours — whatever the way in should be.
Page titles, descriptions and structure set up so search engines can read the site properly.
Real contrast, keyboard navigation, and text that scales. Some customers need it; everyone benefits.
Plain files on your own domain. No platform lock-in and no monthly rent to me for hosting.
Quoted per project, because a one-page site for a food truck and a fifteen-page site with online booking aren’t the same job.
A fixed number,
before anything starts.
No hourly billing, no surprises at the end
Tell me what you needSend the form describing what you need and you’ll get a fixed number back — and if it isn’t a job I can do well, I’ll tell you that instead.
No. Everything happens over email — the quote, the revisions, the launch. If you'd rather not talk on the phone about your website, we'll get along fine.
It’s quoted per project, because a one-page site for a food truck and a fifteen-page site with online booking aren’t the same job. Send the form describing what you need and you’ll get a fixed number back.
Yes. A style is a starting point. If you like the Outdoor layout but your brand is red and black, that's a normal request, not a custom job.
Describe what you need in the form and I’ll tell you straight whether it’s a fit and what it costs, as a fixed number. I’d rather turn down a job than take one I can’t do well.
No. Terrebonne Built, Chicory Row, Cocodrie Charters and the rest are made up so I could show the styles without putting someone else's business on my page. The sites themselves are real and finished — the businesses in them aren't.
What your business does, who you want to reach, and any words or photos you already have. If you have none of that yet, say so — it changes the quote, not the answer.
Fill this in and it comes straight to me — you'll get a reply by email, usually the same day. Nothing is charged from this form.