Written for your trade
We draft the sitemap and the copy with you before any code: your services, your towns, your photos. You approve the plan like a blueprint.
Websites · Redesigns · Online stores
Hand-coded websites for stone shops, builders, salons and the rest of Massachusetts small business. No page builders and no templates: every page is written for your trade, fast on a job-site phone and ready for Google and for AI search.
DMS.S2 — What's included
We draft the sitemap and the copy with you before any code: your services, your towns, your photos. You approve the plan like a blueprint.
Hand-written HTML and CSS, images sized for the screen and no plugin bloat, so the page opens on two bars of signal.
A title and description for every page, canonical URLs, a sitemap and structured data for your type of business, sent to the search engines at launch.
An llms.txt file and a robots.txt open to ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini, so assistants can read your site and cite it.
Your old addresses are kept or redirected with a 301, your email stays untouched and your forms keep landing in the same inbox.
Bilingual sites for owners who serve more than one community, like the English and Portuguese site we built for Cape Aesthetics & Wellness.
DMS.S3 — Plans
Every plan is in our client portal store, with the current price and online checkout.
DMS.S4 — How we work
Four steps, no shortcuts, and you approve the plan before any code.
Goals, sitemap, copy, and a design system on paper before a single line of code. You see the plan and approve it — like a blueprint.
Hand-written code, reviewed and tested until it's fast on a job-site phone with two bars of signal.
DNS, SSL, analytics, and search indexing handled end to end. You get a checklist, not a surprise.
We host, monitor, back up, and update — for years. When you call, the person who built your site picks up.
DMS.S5 — Selected work
West Yarmouth, MA. A Cape Cod builder since 1983: a house that frames itself in 3D as you scroll, the projects on a horizontal rail, the story of the old Abraham Baker barn and a project request form that goes straight to the owner.
Wrentham, MA. The five granite levels as a stone rack with 60 named slabs, the Stone Project quote builder on the home page, and a photo request form that drops each lead in the shop's CRM.
Harwich Port, MA. A pool designer in 3D (size, liner, deck, spa and steps, with the gallons worked out), a before-and-after slider, the owner's Google reviews and a page for each Cape Cod town.
Milford, MA. Commercial and residential cleaning: tap a building on the drawn street to see what the crew does there, add it to your request and the quote form arrives filled in.
Framingham, MA. Showroom and slab yard online, with the Stone Project quote builder on the page: draw the counter, pick the stone and edge, see the estimate and send it to the shop.
Cape Cod, MA. Six service pages, a 97-photo gallery filtered by project type, a guide to Cape Cod hardscape permits and a quote form that goes straight to the owner.
Mashpee, MA. Shaker cabinets shown by a cabinet that builds itself as you scroll, door colors, a gallery for each finished kitchen and a free estimate request.
Everett, MA. English and Portuguese, a page for each service (window tint, XPEL PPF, ceramic coating, detailing) and a quote builder that starts with the vehicle.
South Yarmouth, MA. An immersive site with film, 3D and augmented reality, plus the Stone Project quote builder, chat and space visualizer.
Duxbury, MA. Every service links straight to its booking on Fresha, with hours and directions one tap away, built for the phone first.
Falmouth, MA. All 85 project photos kept with written captions, plus a blog and quote requests the owners manage from a simple WordPress panel.
Hyannis, MA. English and Portuguese, treatments with prices, and a treatment planner that sends the plan by WhatsApp or books it on Vagaro.
San Bruno, CA. Ten services across sixteen cities in San Francisco and the Peninsula, each local page written with real distances and local facts, and Thumbtack reviews quoted word for word.
DMS.S6 — Questions
Our website plans list the build at 3 to 7 business days once we have your content. A full redesign of an existing site, up to 10 pages with two rounds of revisions, is delivered in 3 to 4 weeks.
We keep the addresses Google already knows, and when one has to change, the old one redirects with a 301 to the new page. Every page gets its own title, description and structured data, and the new sitemap is sent to the search engines at launch.
No. Replacing the website does not touch your mailboxes or the DNS records your email depends on.
Only when it earns it. Most sites we build are hand-coded, which keeps them fast and leaves nothing to patch every week. When you need to publish often or sell online, WordPress is on the table, and our maintenance plan covers its updates.
The people who do the work. There are no account managers or ticket queues between you and the designers and developers who build your site.
DMS.S7 — Start a project
We reply within one business day with a straight answer: what it takes, what it costs and when it can be done. You talk to the people who do the work.