Professional Web Services

Ivandale Farms is a nursery in Northern Virginia specializing in trees and shrubs, and they are one of the top rated nurseries in the state. They have also been a client of mine for over sixteen years.

I do very little “one and done” business. Folks find me and stay. It’s wonderful.

Yesterday, I launched the third iteration of their website.

What most folks don’t realize is that websites have a shelf life. Consumer preferences change, and with that comes the need for websites to stay current, modern, and engaging.

This project was such fun. The home page now loads with a background animation designed to pull the eye in, and the content was elevated to better align with what today’s savvy consumers expect.

Interested? Have a look at: http://www.ivandalefarms.com

If you have a website that hasn’t been touched by human hands in several years, we should really talk.

~D

When a New Hampshire based medical spa needed a new website, they reached out to me, not as a stranger, but as a client. I’ve built websites for the owner in the past, and she was in need of a new website.

Her business was not new, but her website was built on WIX. A great DIY platform to get started, but with real limitations.

But this was more than a web design project. They needed a backend booking and scheduling system as well. I got to work, found a perfect cloud-based med spa booking app, created a compelling front end, and fully integrated her bookings.

Her clients come to her for rejuvenation services, just like mine. I rejuvenated a weary WIX website into a platform that will serve her well for years.

Interested? Have a look: https://www.personalimage.org/

If you have a website that is showing its age, reach out to me.

When healthcare provider Dan Ackroyd needed a first time website for his growing practice, he did not just roll the dice hoping to find a solid web developer. He did what many people do. He asked around his inner circle.

And with that, my phone rang. Someone in Dan’s orbit happens to be one of my existing legacy clients.

We spoke a couple of weeks ago, I gathered information about his practice, and today his new website went live: https://ackroydpsychiatric.com

Suffice to say, he is one happy practitioner.

Let’s talk about you, shall we?

Do you have an old, dusty website? Maybe you do not have a website at all. Either way, we should talk.

~David