Understand the business
We review your current site, services, audience, and the questions customers ask. Together, we choose the pages and features that support the way you actually work.
Bring your website in line with your business and make it easier for customers to take the next step.
Your customers should be able to understand your services, see credible examples, and find a useful next step. We bring those pieces together in a website that feels like your business.
Based in Virginia, Hartwell works with owner-led businesses around Smith Mountain Lake, Bedford, Roanoke, Lynchburg, and surrounding communities.
We review your current site, services, audience, and the questions customers ask. Together, we choose the pages and features that support the way you actually work.
We create a new site with clear service descriptions, a considered visual direction, and layouts that work on phones and desktops. You review the copy and design before launch.
Inquiry forms, booking links, and selected integrations are scoped around your tools. If you need lead organization or follow-up assistance, we define that workflow and its review controls separately.
We check navigation, mobile layouts, forms, and search essentials. Before switching the domain, we plan redirects and preserve the DNS records your email and other services rely on.
For The ReSolve Center, Hartwell organized programs, audiences, resources, and consultation paths into a cohesive website experience.
See the work and design decisions
Usually, yes. We review your domain and hosting access, prepare the replacement site, and agree on the switch. Domain changes are coordinated around your existing email and other connected services.
Our core approach is to rebuild your website in a new setup. We can reuse suitable content and brand assets you own, but we do not promise edits inside every existing website builder. We explain the proposed hosting and handoff before work starts.
We review important existing URLs, map appropriate redirects, and include page titles, descriptions, a sitemap, and relevant structured data. Search performance can change during a rebuild; rankings and traffic are not guaranteed.
Yes, where there is a useful, supported workflow. Examples include organizing inquiries or preparing follow-up drafts for owner review. Access, third-party costs, and the limits of each integration are agreed before implementation.
That depends on the pages, content, integrations, and review rounds involved. Send your current site and what you want to improve. We agree on scope, pricing, timing, and any recurring costs before starting.
We agree on account access, handoff, and who handles future changes. Ongoing maintenance, security work, and additional features can be scoped separately.
Share your current website, the customers you want to reach, and the one thing you most want the new site to do better.
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