What I offer

Four ways to work together.

Most projects fall into one of these shapes. If yours does not quite fit, say so — we will figure it out on the first call.

Full Author Websites

A complete online home for your books, brand, and readers.

What it is: A custom-built website designed around you and your catalogue — with a warm, readable homepage, dedicated book pages, an about section, and everything readers need to follow and find you.
Who it’s for: Authors who want a professional central home that is clearly theirs — not a social feed, not a template, not a storefront borrowed from a retailer.
Why it matters: Social platforms come and go. A well-made website is the one place on the internet you actually own, and it sets the tone for every reader, reviewer, and collaborator who looks you up.
The outcome: A site you are proud to link to, that loads quickly, reads beautifully on a phone, and stays easy to update as your catalogue grows.

Focused pages that do justice to a single book or a whole series.

What it is: Single-purpose pages built to introduce a book or series with clarity — cover art, synopsis, retailer links, excerpt, reviews, and a reader-magnet opt-in when you want one.
Who it’s for: Authors preparing a launch, running ads to a specific title, or wanting a clean shareable link for a series universe.
Why it matters: When readers arrive from an ad, a newsletter, or a book club, they deserve a page that respects their time and makes the next step obvious.
The outcome: A page that converts curiosity into reads — without feeling like a sales pitch.

A thoughtful update for a site that has drifted.

What it is: A careful redesign of your existing author website — cleaner typography, updated book list, better mobile layout, refreshed about page, and a structure you can actually maintain.
Who it’s for: Authors whose current site still works technically but no longer reflects where they are as a writer.
Why it matters: Your site should feel at least as current as your latest book. A refresh is often faster and calmer than a full rebuild.
The outcome: A site that looks and reads like the author you are today, with the least disruption possible.

Not sure which fits? A short conversation usually makes it obvious. Pricing is shared in a written proposal after we talk.

A quiet invitation

A short conversation is the best place to start. Tell me a little about your books and what you want the site to do — no pressure, no pitch deck.