Websites and tools I've built for local businesses.
A new website for a Richfield braiding salon and beauty supply: services and prices, the products on its shelves, a photo gallery, FAQ, directions, and online booking through the shop's Booksy page. Smooth scrolling and motion throughout, and it works as well on a phone as on a laptop. Now in preview ahead of launch.
Visit the site →Built from scratch, including the parts a storefront usually pays a platform for. Orders price themselves through graduated quantity brackets, so a bigger order costs less per card without anyone doing arithmetic. Free local delivery is checked against real ZIP code radii instead of the honour system. Stripe takes the payment, and a completed order writes itself into a spreadsheet and subtracts what sold from stock, so nothing gets quietly sold twice. Enquiries and reviews arrive in my inbox. Every business card order also generates its own contact page and QR code from a single file.
You are reading it.
A website assistant that answers customer questions about pricing, delivery, and how the cards work. It reads from the same single source of content as the rest of the site, so it cannot contradict the pages around it, and anything it cannot answer is emailed to me with the visitor's details rather than becoming a lost customer.
Running on this site. Open the Dez bubble in the corner and ask it anything.
