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A web designer in McKinney who shows you the numbers.
I build websites for McKinney businesses, with the measurement set up so you can see whether the site is bringing you customers.
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The square is full of businesses a website should be working for.
I live and work in McKinney, and downtown is the version of this town I show people who have never been. Around the old courthouse on the square you have boutiques, restaurants, coffee shops, and a wine room or two, with lawyers, accountants, and studios in the blocks behind them. Most of those businesses have a website. When I talk to the owners, almost none of them can tell me what that website did for them last month, and that gap is the reason this studio exists.
A website for a McKinney business does not need to be big. It needs to say what you do, show up when someone nearby searches for it, and get the enquiry to you without losing it in a spam folder. Then it needs to report back, in numbers you can read, so you know whether it earned its keep. That last part is the piece almost every web project skips, and it is the part I build first.
The same goes for businesses out by 380 or along the 75 corridor, where so much of McKinney's growth is happening. New rooftops mean new customers searching for a plumber, a dentist, or a dinner reservation, and the businesses that show up with a fast, clear site are the ones that get the call.
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The offer, in short.
The services page lists everything included, down to the consent banner. The heart of it:
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Every page, on purpose
Each page designed around your business instead of a template you would have to fight later, at whatever page count the scope calls for.
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As fast as two weeks
Most sites go from the first call to handoff in two weeks, at a fixed price agreed before any work starts.
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Numbers you can read
Analytics set up and verified, so you can open one report and see visits, calls, and enquiries.
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Yours at handoff
The site, the domain, the accounts, and the handoff guide, all in your name. Nothing depends on me afterward.
The work is documented publicly on the proof page, with numbers you can check yourself. And if your question is less about the website itself and more about which ads and channels bring customers through the door, that is the marketing side of the studio.
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Questions McKinney owners ask.
How much does a web designer in McKinney cost?
Every project is one fixed price, agreed before work starts, and it does not change mid-project. There is no hourly billing and no surprise second phase. Scope and price get settled in the audit, before any commitment is made.
Should I use a website builder like Wix, or hire a web designer?
If the budget is tight and you have the patience, a website builder is a fair way to get something online, and if that is the right answer for your situation, the audit will say so. Where a builder usually falls short is everything around the site: accurate visitor tracking, forms that reliably reach you, the search setup, and knowing whether any of it is working. That surrounding work is what you are hiring me for, and it comes wired in from day one.
How long does a website take?
Most sites run two weeks from the first call to handoff. The first few days are planning, the middle stretch is design and build with the measurement wired in as the pages take shape, and the final days are testing and transfer. A scope agreed up front is what holds that timeline.
Do you work with businesses outside McKinney?
Yes. Frisco, Plano, and Allen are a short drive, and the rest of the DFW metroplex works fine remotely. McKinney is home, so meeting in person is easiest here, but distance has never changed how a build turns out.
Will I be able to update the site myself?
The handoff includes a guide that explains how the site works and how to make common changes. Nothing is locked behind a proprietary system, so you, or any developer you hire later, can pick it up. If you would rather hand changes to me, I scope and price them up front.
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Start with an audit, not a sales call.
Send me your current site, or a few lines about your business if there is no site yet, and you get a clear read on what is working and what is not, within one business day.