Most local business sites were built for a desktop. On a phone they shrink, the text goes tiny, and the number isn't tappable. I build small, fast sites that fix exactly that.
No charge to look. If you don't like it, keep the link and walk away.
Left is a typical desktop-era site seen on a phone. Right is what I build. Nothing clever — just readable text, a number you can tap, and the things people are actually looking for.


Two full examples you can open and poke at: a plumbing company · a family restaurant
Five pages, written around your business, not a template with your name dropped in.
Readable without pinching, on any screen from 320px up.
Your number in the header and fixed to the bottom of every page.
Pulled in automatically, so the page stays current on its own.
Proper titles, structured data, hours and service area — the boring parts done right.
No "Not secure" warning, and pages that load in under a second.
New hours, new prices, a photo swapped — you ask, I do it that day.
You get a link to a finished draft of your site, before any money changes hands.
If it's not for you, keep the link. No follow-up, no pressure.
I adjust it to your photos and wording, point your domain, and it's online within a week.
One person — Nádia. I design and build the sites myself, and I'm the one who answers when you write. No account managers, no call centre. I work from Portugal, for businesses in the US, which is part of why the price is what it is.
Yes. The domain is registered in your name and the site is yours. If you ever leave, you take it with you.
Hosting, the security certificate, backups, monitoring — and changes. Opening hours, prices, a new photo, a new service: you send a message, I make the change, usually the same day.
Good — we keep that. The site links to whatever booking system you use rather than replacing it.
Then you keep the link and we're done. I'd rather build one for nothing than talk someone into something they don't want.
The draft already exists when I contact you. Once you say yes, live within a week — usually two or three days.
Send me your business name and I'll build a draft of your site — free, no strings. You look at it on your phone and decide.
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