Case File / Website Build & Revamp

Your site has about a second to earn trust.

Nobody reads your copy if the page hasn't loaded. Nobody calls you if they can't tell what you do in five seconds. The fix is rarely a full redesign — usually it's the handful of things actually costing you visitors.

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What's actually happening

It's not that your site looks bad. It's that it's slow and unclear.

Drawn from web performance and conversion research across small business websites.

94%

of first impressions of a website are tied directly to its design and speed.

20%

drop in conversions from just a single extra second of load time.

3x

higher conversion rate for a site loading in 1 second vs. 5 seconds.

53%

of mobile visits abandoned if a site takes longer than 3 seconds to load.

5.89%

average landing page conversion rate — most small business sites sit well below this.

7x

more leads generated by businesses running 30+ focused landing pages vs. fewer than 10.

What I'd build

Four fixes that move the actual numbers.

Not a redesign for its own sake — the specific changes that convert more of the traffic you already have.

Speed Rebuild

Stripping out what's slowing the page down — oversized images, blocking scripts, bloated templates — so it loads in under 2 seconds.

📱

Mobile-First Redesign

Built for the majority of your traffic first, not adapted from a desktop layout as an afterthought.

🎯

Clear, Single-Job Pages

Every page built around one action — book, call, buy — instead of trying to say everything at once and converting nothing.

🤖

Built-In Automation Layer

The same WhatsApp booking, instant-response, or lead-capture systems from your industry page — wired directly into the new site from day one.

Try it

See what load time actually costs you.

Drag the sliders to match your current site and see the estimated impact.

Estimated conversions now
At a 2s load time
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Want an honest read on your current site?

Send it over and I'll tell you straight what's actually costing you visitors — no templates, no generic stuff. Don't hesitate to reach out, I'm never too busy to answer a question.