Near the Square
Hours, menu, directions and parking notes where a visitor looks first, plus a look that feels like walking in your door.
Custom websites for the shops, restaurants and service businesses of Denton, from a designer who works across Denton County and builds every site herself.
Denton has its own character, from the courthouse square to the campuses of UNT and Texas Woman’s University. Your site should have its own character too.
Hours, menu, directions and parking notes where a visitor looks first, plus a look that feels like walking in your door.
Clear service lists, the towns you cover, and a quote form that reaches you instead of a call you miss on the job.
Fast on a phone, easy to act on in one tap, and ready for the rush at the start of every semester.
Yes. Denton is part of my regular service area, so I’m glad to meet at your shop or over coffee. If a call is easier, that works too.
It changes the priorities. Students find you on their phones, often late at night, and decide in seconds. That means a fast site, hours and location right at the top, and one clear action, like ordering, booking or getting directions.
Your listing gets you found. Your website is where people decide. It holds your full menu or services, answers the questions people would otherwise call about, and gives Google more reason to trust your listing.
A Starter site is $497, and custom sites start at $1,200, with a fixed quote before anything begins. The website cost guide breaks it all down.
Starting fresh, or have a site that needs to work harder? I answer myself, with an honest take and a fixed quote.