Carroll County web design.

I design and build fast, accessible websites for businesses and nonprofits across Carroll County from my base in Westminster, and I can shoot the photos and video that go on them.

Every size

What every site gets.

  • Speed. Custom code with no page builder weighing it down, and images sized for phones.
  • Search and AI answers. A clear page for what you sell, written for the way people in Carroll County actually search, with schema, a sitemap and short answers that search engines and AI assistants can quote.
  • Accessibility. Built and checked to WCAG 2.2 AA.
  • In your name. The domain and hosting are set up in your name.
Local, and one person

Where I build.

I’m based in Westminster and build for businesses and nonprofits across Carroll County. You work directly with me from the first conversation to launch. Tap a town.

Travel is included across Carroll, Frederick, Baltimore and Montgomery counties. Anywhere else is quoted up front.

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How much does a website cost in Carroll County?

My proposed pricing is $6,000 for a Launch Site of up to 5 pages, $11,000 for a Growth Site of up to 12 pages and $18,000 for a Signature Site of up to 25 pages. Optional care plans are $150 or $400 a month. Hosting and your domain are billed to you directly, at cost.

How long does a website take?

About 3 to 4 weeks for a Launch Site, 5 to 7 for a Growth Site and 8 to 10 for a Signature Site, once the copy and photos are ready. The proposal sets the dates.

Do I have to hire you for photos and video too?

No. Plenty of clients hire me just for the build. Use your own photos, licensed stock at cost, or add a half-day Website Photo Session for $3,000.

Who writes the words?

You can, and I’ll edit for clarity and search. Or I write the pages for $350 each, built from a short interview with you.

Is the website set up in our name?

Yes. The domain and hosting are set up in your name.

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