1. Design and the build stay together
One person takes it from the first layout through the live site.
- Wireframes before visual design
- 3 to 5 directions, then 2 revision passes
- Custom development, then deploy
zachary hutton
I design websites that get finished.
I combine design and development so a site looks clear, loads fast, and gives someone an obvious next step.
I can help you.
Is this you?
Need a website that looks finished?
Want people to know the next step?
Building a store, a portal, or a custom tool?
Working to a real deadline?
Want one person on the design and the build?
Need the site ready for real visitors?
If that is the project, you are in the right place.
Portmore, Jamaica
Shipping client sites since 2023. Now Live client sites you can open.
I am finishing a BSc in Computer Science at the University of Technology, Jamaica, expected May 2029. School sits beside the work. Real client launches are how I keep getting sharper.
I build websites that bring businesses customers: clear offers, an obvious next step, and a live site people can actually use. When a project needs more than a brochure page, I stay on it after launch so the thing keeps working.
- 2023. First paid client sites. Learned what a real launch looks like: scope, deposit, handoff, and a page that gets used.
- 2024. Tighter scopes and product work. Dashboards and tools people logged into, not just pretty landing pages.
- Now. Websites, stores, and member tools built to bring businesses customers, with previous clients first when something needs care.
Straight talk
The site has to do more than look finished.
A clear page is the start. The offer, the next step, and a live launch are what make someone write, call, or buy.
2. You choose the budget
I show the maximum that budget can buy, then you decide.
- Standard websites from JMD $30,000
- Premium builds from JMD $90,000
- Deposit is usually half
3. After launch, it can stay current
Monthly work can cover maintenance, SEO, content, and integrations.
- Previous clients come first
- The live site is the deliverable
What clients actually buy
People hire the result. The stack is how it ships.
A visitor wants a clear offer and an obvious next step. They are not there to inspect the framework.
I keep design and development together so the pages look clear, load fast, and give that person a way to call, message, or buy.
- Free intro call, then a written proposal
- Contract, then the deposit
- Wireframes, design, development, deploy
Next step
Tell me what the site has to do.
A short note is enough. I reply with the scope that budget can cover, and a no obligation quote.
The stack
What the sites are built with.
