Web design in Chester County, PA.

Here are four of my clients in Chester County. In Berwyn, on Lancaster Avenue and near each other, are Maxima Hair at 555, a salon, and Neo Deli, a family-run deli and restaurant. A couple of miles north, in the Gateway Shopping Center in Tredyffrin Township (it has a Wayne address), are Kabab Cafe, a Persian restaurant and market, and Ann’s Tailoring.

Maxima’s old site was a bare template. I rebuilt it around one question, which is how quickly a new client can book: a service menu with starting prices, reviews and star ratings where people see them, a short story about the stylists, and a one-tap way to book from a phone. Neo Deli’s site puts the whole menu on one searchable page, adds a catering page with packages and a FAQ, and shows live open and closed hours, so a customer can tell at a glance whether the door is open.

My other live work is in Montgomery County: a landscaper in Plymouth Meeting and a party-rental company serving King of Prussia. All of it except Neo Deli is on the work page, and the client map shows where every one of them is.

A visitor decides on the first phone screen, so that screen has to answer the question that kind of customer actually has. Here is what I put first for four kinds of Chester County business:

• ·Borough storefronts and restaurants: hours, directions, and one button to order or book. Someone standing on Gay Street in West Chester, deciding where to eat, should have the answer in seconds.
• ·Contractors and trades: the towns you cover, finished jobs with the town named, and a short quote request. A homeowner should know you work on their road before they scroll.
• ·Professional offices: what you do in plain language, who you are, and how to book, with your real people and real space in the photos instead of stock images.
• ·Farms, nurseries, and equestrian businesses: agriculture is still a big part of the county, and these businesses live on seasons. Hours and offerings you can change yourself in a minute, so the site never says you are open when you are not.

The studio is in West Chester. I take projects from businesses across the county, including West Chester, Downingtown, Exton, Frazer, Malvern, Paoli, Phoenixville, and Berwyn, and from the boroughs and townships between them.

Farther east the same work runs along the Main Line, and toward the city there are pages for King of Prussia and Philadelphia. My page on web design in West Chester goes into the borough itself.

I answer every message myself, usually within one business day, and I send a fixed quote before any work begins. If sitting down together would help, I can usually arrange it anywhere in the county. Plenty of clients would rather keep everything in email, and that works just as well.

I register the domain and run the hosting myself. Optional ongoing support is there if you want me to keep the site current after launch.