Websites, Landing pages, Ecommerce and marketplaces, SEO & AEO, Page speed, Branding, Logos, Graphic Design, Marketing, Split testing, Customer flows, Flows & automations
Websites for companies that need the work done.
View Source designs and builds company websites, and the landing pages, brand, search, and systems around them. Clear scope, a direct conversation, and work customers can use.
What the work covers
Company websites are the core. Landing pages, brand, search, stores, and follow-up are scoped in when the project calls for them, or taken on alone when the site is already live.
Websites
A company site with a clear structure, pages people can use, and a direct way to get in touch. Organized so a visitor knows the next page without a tour.
Landing pages
One page for a campaign or offer, written for that audience and built around a single next step. The page makes the case. The button is the only ask.
Ecommerce and marketplaces
A catalog, product pages, and checkout for a store, or a listing prepared for a marketplace. The details a buyer needs are on the page before they pay.
SEO & AEO
Structure and writing so the business can be found in search and cited in answers. Specific enough to rank, plain enough to be quoted.
Page speed
Shorter load times, and pages that don't jump while they load. Images, fonts, and extra scripts are cut back so the first view isn't waiting on them.
Branding
Type, color, and a mark that hold together across the site, a sales conversation, and the product itself.
Logos
A logo, with type and color set alongside it. Drawn for the site header, a favicon, and one-color print.
Graphic Design
Graphics for a site, a campaign, or a package, shown in mockups before anything is printed or published.
Marketing
Ads, lead capture, and attribution. The work that turns attention into a conversation you can trace.
Split testing
Two versions of a page, campaign, offer, or ad, run at the same time. The test shows which one gets more clicks, inquiries, or sales.
Customer flows
The path from a first visit to an inquiry, a booking, or a purchase. A visitor always knows the next step, and the business can see where people drop off.
Flows & automations
What the business runs after someone reaches out or buys: email, a CRM, booking, checkout, or a clean handoff.
After the site is live
Some projects need someone after launch. Hosting, new features, reports, and the systems behind them, scoped for that stretch of work.
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