Websites for small businesses
I design and build the site and the request forms behind it. No handoffs: you deal with me the whole way.
pearlsfarminc.com before and after
Before I rebuilt it, the site opened on a logo and one Contact Us button. That’s it. Now it opens on my drone footage of the work, with the crew request one tap away.
What the sites do
Every screen here is from a client’s live site.
English and Spanish
Pearls Farm Labor: growers ask for a crew in English or Spanish. Workers get their own page, Spanish first.
18 languages
Cubic Ship, an independent operator of DHL Express counters: Yoruba, Igbo and Haitian Creole on a shipping site, and Arabic and Urdu right to left.
An online store
The Sticker Smith: pick a format, upload your art and approve a proof before anything prints.
A fleet you can browse and book
joon11ee: saw a car in his reels? Pick it, send your dates, and you pay nothing until he confirms.
A catalog you can ask about
FW Wheels: 48 wheels, and before you order, you text the shop and a real person checks the fit. The wheel photos are the brands’ own.
A local repair business
Brian’s Appliance Repair: scroll past his number and a call-and-text bar follows you down the page.
Being found on Google
The Sticker Smith: a page for each of eight East Bay cities, like Hayward. A customer found the shop through ChatGPT and ordered holographic stickers for pickup.
A store that keeps the music playing
Miiir, a music producer: the page moves with the bass, and when his monthly deal ends, his prices switch back on their own.
miiir.shop
Start with the job you need done.
What you get, when, and what it costs: we lock that in before I start. Bigger changes go to a preview link, and they don’t go live until you’ve seen them.
I also shoot what goes on the site. For Pearls Farm Labor, R8 footage I shot plays on the homepage, credited to me by name.
So what’s the vision?
Tell me what you do, what you need and when. I’ll write back myself, with what I’d do first. Call me, or let’s meet up in Napa or the Bay Area.
eljordp@gmail.com