Drag the line · both sides are live pages, not screenshots
Fictional businesses, real code. I'd rather show you something I actually built than a wall of borrowed logos. Every one of these is live — open the source if you want.
A waterfront listing. Scroll-driven, with a waterline that rises and falls across the whole page.
View the build → Home services · Fort MyersThe right-hand side of the slider up top. The kind of site a contractor should have.
View the build →The most honest demo I can offer. Every animation, the slider, the type — all hand-written. View source.
Right-click → View sourceI'd rather leave this empty than fill it with a fake client.
Let's fix that →Twenty minutes. What you do, who calls you, and what the current site is failing to do. No deck, no discovery invoice.
You see a real working link, not a mockup. You tell me what's wrong, I fix it. Twice, usually.
On your domain, on hosting you control. I hand over the keys and show you how to change the words yourself.
If a customer finds you, reads for eight seconds, and decides whether to pick up the phone — that's the kind of site I'm good at.
The whole thing runs over email and one call, so where you are doesn't matter.
Every site is priced on what it actually needs, so there's no menu here. What I will tell you up front: most of what I take on is a single page or a small multi-page build for a business already doing real revenue.
If you're shopping for a $200 template, I'm genuinely not your guy — and I'll tell you that in the first email instead of the third.
You're emailing the person who builds it. No account manager, no offshore team, no ticket number.
That question gets better answers than "tell me about your business." Two lines is plenty. I read every one of these myself.
Prefer email? sitemaxxdesign@gmail.com