I design and build websites for coaches, course creators, therapists, and other personal development experts. Websites that clearly communicate what you offer, build trust, and make it easy for the right people to take the next step.
I designed this sales page to help women recognize their everyday struggles, understand how the program addresses them, and feel confident about enrolling. Clear messaging and a simple structure make it easier for the organizer to turn interest into sign-ups.
A one-page website that presents the therapist, their approach, and how they work in one place. A clear content flow guides potential clients from the first introduction to the information they need before getting in touch.
A multi-page website for a psychotherapist, designed to answer the questions people often have before reaching out. The structure and content were planned around relevant searches, so people looking for support can find the therapist more easily.
The girl who was “too sensitive” is now a web designer who understands what clients need, even when they can’t quite put it into words.
The biochemistry student who once turned down a teaching assistant position now knows how to sift through a mountain of information and find what really matters.
Sensitivity helps me understand people, my analytical side helps me get to the heart of a problem, and creativity helps me find the solution.
I want to work with people whose work I value and whose ideas I believe in.
Therapy has changed my life (more than once).
I believe modern life pulls us too far away from ourselves and from nature. That’s why I want my work to support people who help others slow down, understand themselves better, and live more intentionally.
The experience that changed me the most?
Three months as an exchange student in Vietnam.
How I learned to clear my head and focus on what matters most in the moment.
The project I’m most proud of.
A sword I made with my own hands.
How I work through my emotions.
Creativity and patience were part of me long before design.
Website projects start at $600. Most projects range from $800 to $1,800.
Every project is different, so the final price depends on what your website needs.
Prices don’t include domain and hosting, which are paid separately.
After our first call, you’ll receive a clear project scope and a fixed price before we start.
Get a quoteTell me briefly what you do, what you offer, and what you want your website to achieve.
During a call of about an hour, I learn about your work, your services or programs, your values, and the people you want to reach. This gives me the foundation for your website’s structure and content.
You send me any materials I’ll need, such as photos, videos, existing copy, and other content you want to include on the site.
I start designing and building your site. Depending on the scope, this usually takes 4 to 14 days, and I keep you updated along the way.
If you don’t have them yet, I’ll help you choose and buy a domain and hosting. I take care of the technical setup.
Once we’ve made the final edits and you’ve approved the site, I connect it to your domain and publish it.
Most websites take 4 to 14 days, depending on the size and complexity of the project and how quickly I receive the materials I need.
You provide the key information about your work, services, or programs. I help organize the content based on your audience, keyword research, and the goals of the website, and can help shape the text so it works well on the page.
Yes. If you’d like to update your website yourself, I can add a content management system. This comes at an additional cost.
I build websites and sales pages that present and sell your programs. For hosting lessons, managing members, and delivering course content, I recommend using a dedicated platform such as Skool. Your website then leads people from discovering your offer to joining your program.
For the first 30 days, I make sure everything works as it should and fix any technical issues at no extra cost. If you later need new pages, sales pages, or additional features, we can expand the site.
Yes. I can first assess what’s worth keeping and what needs to change. If a redesign makes sense, we can build on what you already have. If starting fresh is the better option, I’ll explain why.
Tell me about your services or programs and what you want your website to achieve. I’ll get back to you with what I recommend, how long it would take, and what it would cost.
