Conversion-led design
Every section earns its place by moving a metric. No page-builder bloat or hero animations that bury the CTA. Clean typography, accessible contrast, mobile-first.
Service · Web Development
Sites built to convert, not just look good.
React + Tailwind. Fast page loads. GA4 + GTM wired from day one. Every component gets judged on whether it moves the math. Run through Webstar Solutions.
- React + Tailwind stack
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- Hostinger or your host
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- Tracking pre-wired
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- 2–6 week builds
Track record
How every build runs
Same terms on every build
Build to launch
2–6 wk
Landing → full site
Tracking ready
Day 1
GA4 + GTM + conv events
Post-launch monitoring
30 days
Included, free
Years in paid media
6+
Behind every build call
What you get
Sites that earn their traffic
Speed, tracking, and conversion are the things that compound.
React + Tailwind stack
Vite + React 18 + Tailwind for landing pages and marketing sites. Next.js when SSR is the right call. Component library that scales as you add pages.
Tracking wired day one
GA4, Google Tag Manager, Meta Pixel + CAPI, conversion events for every CTA. No retrofit project after launch. The data layer ships with the site.
Built for speed
Static-first, lazy-loaded media, vendored fonts, image optimization, edge caching. Mobile speed gets verified before every launch.
Landing or full site
Single-page builds for paid media launches (2–3 weeks). Full marketing sites with 8–20 routes (4–6 weeks). CMS-backed when content velocity matters.
Hosting + deploy pipeline
Hosted on Hostinger by default (fast LiteSpeed servers, generous bandwidth). Bring your own host if you have one. Deploy via SSH/rsync, with no proprietary lock-in.
Process
Brief → ship in 2–6 weeks
Most sites are over-scoped. We start with what moves the metric, ship that, then expand.
- 01Week 1Phase 1/5
Discovery
Goal, audience, CTA hierarchy, conversion metric. The brief gets agreed before any pixel is drawn.
- 02Week 1–2Phase 2/5
Design
Wireframe → high-fidelity. Mobile-first, dark + light variants, accessibility checked. Sign-off before code.
- 03Week 2–4Phase 3/5
Build
Componentized React + Tailwind. Tracking layer wired in parallel. Daily preview links so you can react in real time.
- 04Week 4–5Phase 4/5
Ship
Deploy to staging, QA across devices, conversion event verification, SEO basics shipped. Then production.
- 05Week 5–6+Phase 5/5
Optimize
Post-launch monitoring, A/B test scaffolding, conversion-rate tuning. Sites keep improving after launch.
The stack
Boring tools that ship
No bleeding-edge framework that breaks every 6 months. The same tools the entire portfolio runs on.
- React 18
- Tailwind CSS
- Vite
- Next.js
- Framer Motion
- shadcn/ui
- GA4
- Google Tag Manager
- Meta CAPI
- Hostinger
- Vercel
- Looker Studio
FAQ
Questions before we talk
How long does a build take?+
Landing page: 2–3 weeks from brief to launch. Marketing site (8–20 pages): 4–6 weeks. Larger projects scope by phase. We ship the metric-moving pages first, then expand.
What does pricing look like?+
It depends on whether you need a single landing page, a full site, or ongoing work after launch, so I quote a flat number once I know the scope. No hourly billing and no surprises. Webstar handles invoicing.
Do you handle copy and design too?+
Yes, design is in scope by default. Copy is collaborative: I'll draft, you review, or you bring in your own writer. I won't pretend to write a brand voice I don't know.
What CMS do you use?+
Most sites are static-first (no CMS) because that's faster and cheaper. If content velocity matters, I use Sanity, Contentful, or a Markdown-based setup. WordPress only when you're already on it and need it.
Will I be able to edit the site myself?+
Yes, depending on the stack. Markdown/MDX setups are git-based (a developer or skilled marketer can edit). CMS setups have a non-technical editor. Pure static sites need a developer to edit.
What happens after launch?+
I monitor for 30 days post-launch by default (free), then either you take over or we move to a small monthly retainer for ongoing optimization. Sites get better after launch. That's the work.
Let's scope the build.
Tell me the goal and the audience. I'll send back a scope and a 30-day shipping plan.