Thirteen years in IT, a hand-coded approach, and direct access to the person actually building your site.
I'm Darryl, and I build websites for small businesses in Indianapolis. By day, I work in IT for Indiana state government, the kind of job where uptime and reliability aren't optional. Before that, I supported clinicians and administrators in healthcare IT. Thirteen years of keeping critical systems running for people who couldn't afford for them to fail. That's the same standard I bring to your website.
I'm not an agency. It's just me, which means no account managers, no outsourced code, and no markup for overhead I don't have. You'll talk to the person actually building your site, from your first conversation to the day it launches. I got into this during COVID, rekindling a creative side I'd had since college, and taught myself the rest. Every site I've built, including this one, is hand-coded.
I'm also a husband and father of four, soon to be five, here in Indianapolis. This isn't a side hustle I'll abandon when it gets hard. It's something I'm building carefully, the same way I'd want someone building something for my family.
Free consultation, no pressure — just a conversation about what you need.