Services · Websites and setup
Measure twice, cut once
Small, fast sites where the copy is written for search, the analytics work from day one, and you own every account when it is done.
Who this is for
A business with no site, or a site that embarrasses the owner.
A one-page site that needs to do one job: make the phone ring.
A business launching a new product or service that needs its own page or its own site.
What you get
01
A kickoff call that settles scope, domain, email and priorities in one sitting.
02
Copy written section by section, with the search terms built in, before anything is designed.
03
A build on Framer, Squarespace or WordPress, whichever you can maintain yourself.
04
Analytics, forms and a Google Business Profile that work on launch day, tested with real submissions.
05
A brand refresh if the logo does not hold up outside a letterhead.
06
Handover documentation for every account, and a walkthrough so you can change your own copy.
How it works
Step 1
Scope
One call, one document: what the site has to do, what it will say, and what it will cost. Nothing gets built until this is agreed.
Step 2
Build
Copy first, then design, then the build. Two rounds of revisions. Two to six weeks depending on size.
Step 3
Hand over
Every login, every setting, documented. Training so you never have to call anyone to change a sentence.
Client work · Sunshine Coast Materials Testing
A brand and a site built around the one thing the big firms cannot claim
A one-person materials testing lab competing with firms from the Lower Mainland. Brand refresh, a one-page site built for calls and quotes, and a local search strategy around the one thing the big firms cannot claim: already on the coast, on site the same day. Launching fall 2026.
Fall 2026
Launching
Questions about websites
Which platform?
Whichever you can run without help. Squarespace for the simplest sites, Framer when design matters, WordPress when the site will grow or sell something. The choice is made in the scope call, not by default.
Do you do big sites or online stores?
Small sites, up to about five pages, and small stores. Anything larger is better served by a bigger shop, and Daniel will say so on the first call.
Who owns the site?
You do. Every account is in your name from the start. Cabin is added as a collaborator and removed when you say so.
Ready to get away from it all?
Book a free 30-minute call. No pitch, just conversation.
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