Questions people usually ask

Page builders trade speed and security for convenience. They ship a lot of code you don’t use, which slows every page down, and they’re common targets for attacks. I build on a lean modern stack that loads in under a second, costs less to host, and has far less to go wrong.

Lighthouse is Google’s tool for grading a website on speed, accessibility, and search readiness. A perfect score means your site loads fast on real phones and is built the way search engines like. For a practice or local business, that translates to better rankings and fewer people bouncing before the page loads.

Every build includes enterprise-grade security headers, Cloudflare’s web application firewall, and SSL/TLS hardening. I design layouts with patient privacy in mind and avoid third-party scripts that leak data. I don’t store patient information on the site itself; intake flows route to systems you already trust.

Yes. I’m based in San Antonio and most of my clients are local, but I work remotely with businesses anywhere.

Yes. Beyond web builds I write custom Python tools and AI-assisted workflows — things like content pipelines, reporting, and integrations between the tools you already use. If you’re doing something repetitive by hand every week, there’s a good chance it can be automated.

A tune-up of an existing site usually takes one to two weeks. A new website typically runs three to six weeks depending on the amount of content and how quickly we can get feedback. You’ll see real pages early, not just mockups.

Your site goes live on hardened, monitored hosting. From there you can manage it yourself, or choose the Managed Growth package and I’ll keep it secure, fast, and updated for you.