20 Miles North Web Design

McCausland's Menswear has been outfitting the Tacoma area for over 45 years. If you've been inside the store, you know the feeling. Old English lettering on the exterior. Wood floors and polished brass. Suits from Corneliani, Jack Victor, Eton, and Gran Sasso on the racks. Larry, the master tailor, has been fitting customers there for more than four decades.

Then their previous website manager let them down. Their original website was gone. Their original domain was gone. A 45-year-old business was suddenly invisible online with no clear path back.
They needed something up fast. Not a placeholder. A real site that matched the level of the store itself.

We rebuilt it on a new domain at mccauslandsmenswear.com. Clean structure, fast load times, mobile-ready, and a tone that matches the experience of walking through the door. Customers searching for a tailor or a quality suit in the Tacoma area can find them again, and the site reflects who McCausland's actually is.

Desktop and mobile views below.

If your website situation feels like a ticking clock, or you've been burned by someone who was supposed to be handling it, I pick up the phone.

509-475-1177

Here is website I really enjoyed building.

LaDonna Rémy is a licensed clinical social worker and trauma therapist serving clients across Oregon and Washington. She needed a site that felt calm and approachable before anyone even reads a word.

I built the full site, color palette, and typography from scratch. The colors are drawn from the Pacific Northwest: deep forest greens, sage, warm sand, and a soft earthy white. The fonts are Marcellus for headings and Sora for body text. Grounded and readable without feeling sterile.

If you are a counselor or therapist looking for a website that actually reflects the care you bring to your work, I would love to connect.

Most dental websites have the same problem.

They look fine. But they're built like a digital brochure, not a patient-generating tool.

A dental website needs to do three things well:

1. Show up when someone searches "dentist near me" in Spokane
2. Load fast enough that they don't leave before the page finishes
3. Make it obvious what to do next, call, book, or request a new patient form

If yours isn't doing all three, you're losing patients to a competitor whose site is. Not because they're a better dentist. Because their site was built to convert.

We walk Spokane dental practices through exactly what that looks like. 20milesnorth.com/dental-web-design/