Kirk Love · Western New York
Your business has grown.
Let’s bring your website along.
A focused website refresh for businesses ready for a clearer message, a better mobile experience, and an easier way for customers to get in touch.
Let’s look at your website See what’s included ↓Sound familiar?
Your work is good.
Your site should show it.
- Your services have changed, but the website hasn’t.
- The site is awkward to read or navigate on a phone.
- Customers have to hunt for what you do or how to reach you.
- Small updates feel harder than they should.
- You’re proud of your business, but hesitate to share the link.
What a refresh can change
More than a new coat of paint.
The goal is to help a visitor understand your business and take the next step. Here’s an illustrative example of that shift.
Welcome to our website!
We offer a wide variety of quality solutions for all your needs. Browse our website to learn more.
Home repairs.
One less thing on your list.
Repairs and small renovation projects for homeowners in Niagara County. Tell us what needs attention.
Request an estimate ↗Concept layouts showing clearer messaging and structure—not a client before/after or a claim of measured results.
Make the offer clear. Say what you do and who you help.
Make the work visible. Give visitors something real to evaluate.
Make contact easy. Put the next step where people can find it.
Actual work
Built by the person you’ll work with.
Empire Genomics
A business website with product discovery and connected applications. Explore the full project and my role.
AI Brand Lens
My own application, bringing website development, AI integrations, and analytics together in a working product.
These projects demonstrate my wider experience. Custom platforms and integrations are scoped beyond the website-refresh offer.
The scope
A clear plan.
A website you can move forward with.
A design that feels like your business
A fresh visual direction, clear navigation, and reusable page sections shaped around your brand.
The pages your customers need
An agreed page list built from your supplied content and photos, with editing and copy refinement along the way.
A better mobile experience
Layouts, readable type, navigation, and contact forms checked on phones as well as larger screens.
The launch details handled
Page titles, descriptions, sitemap, agreed redirects, consent-aware analytics, and form delivery checks.
Time to get it right
Two focused rounds of revisions within the agreed scope, followed by launch checks and a walkthrough.
A clear handover
Project files and access, plus guidance for your chosen editing setup. Hosting and ongoing support are quoted separately.
Price, page count, platform, and schedule are agreed before starting. Stores, complex booking, custom applications, new branding, and full copywriting are quoted separately.
Talk through your refreshA focused build
Prepare first.
Then make the week count.
For projects that fit, we reserve a one-week build window after the scope, materials, access, and feedback schedule are agreed.
- 01
Before the build
Review your site, agree the pages and quote, gather content and access, and book the work.
- 02
Direction & design
Confirm the page structure and visual direction. Review how the homepage introduces your business.
- 03
Build & refine
Build the agreed pages and mobile layouts, connect the contact form, and work through two focused revision rounds.
- 04
Check & launch
Test forms and links, set up agreed redirects and analytics, launch, and walk you through the finished site.
Your developer, directly
Hi, I’m Kirk.
I build websites, custom applications, and practical AI tools. I handle the interface and the systems behind it, so we can talk about what your business needs and work through the details together.
I work with businesses across Niagara Falls, Buffalo, and Western New York. Ongoing hosting, maintenance, and further development are available by agreement after launch.
More about how I workBefore we start
A few practical questions.
What does it cost?
I review your current site, page list, content, and functionality, then quote a fixed price for the agreed scope before work begins. There is no single published package price yet. Additional work needs a separate agreement.
Can it really launch in a week?
A focused business website can be planned around a one-week build window. I confirm that after reviewing the scope. Content, images, account access, and an available decision-maker need to be ready before the build starts. Delayed feedback or added scope changes the schedule.
What do I need to provide?
Your logo and brand materials, page content, photos you have permission to use, access to the existing site and domain, and one person who can give consolidated feedback. We check those together before booking the build.
Do you write all the content?
I refine and organize the material you supply. Writing a complete site from scratch, photography, and brand identity work are separate scopes that we can discuss.
Will I be able to edit it?
We choose the editing setup during scoping. WordPress is available when you want to manage pages yourself; a custom build may suit other requirements. The handover covers the setup we agree on.
What happens to my existing Google rankings?
I review existing URLs and plan redirects where needed, preserve useful content, and check titles, metadata, and indexing settings. A redesign can affect search performance, so I do not promise unchanged rankings or a particular position.
What if I need a store, booking system, or custom app?
Those are services I can scope separately. This offer focuses on business websites and inquiries. Integrations, payments, complex booking, memberships, and custom applications need their own requirements and timeline.
Do you only work with local businesses?
I work with businesses across Niagara Falls, Buffalo, and Western New York, and can collaborate remotely elsewhere. You work directly with me throughout the project.
Start with the website you have
Send me the link.
Tell me what needs to work better.
We’ll look at the goals, scope, and timing and decide whether a focused refresh fits.
Let’s look at your website