Speed
Your website should load quickly, especially on mobile devices. We keep pages lightweight so customers can find what they need without a long wait, even on a slower connection.
Web design shapes how your website looks and how people use it. Web development makes the pages, forms, and other features work. Our U.S. team plans, writes, designs, and builds your site. We also offer ongoing support to keep it current as your business changes.
JAWC is a U.S. web design agency. We serve all kinds of clients, including local businesses, nonprofits, and national brands. You own your site, your domain, and your content from the first day.
We fixed the issue keeping a national veterans memorial's website out of Google search, then helped it attract 178,000+ new organic visitors in just over 18 months.
A website rarely fails all at once. Pages go out of date, a form stops sending, the site loads slowly on mobile devices, and each one makes it a little harder for a customer to choose you.
Every website we build is custom to the business it serves. Your plan includes design, copywriting, and development, shaped around your services, your customers, and the site you have today. Ongoing support after launch is a separate plan.
We build websites that show your business at its best, with pages that explain each service clearly and make it easy to get in touch. We handle the design and the writing together, so the site reads well and works on every device. A contractor, a law firm, and a clinic each need something different from a website, and we cover each in home services marketing, how we market law firms, and healthcare practice marketing.
We build sites to load fast, with a clean structure that search engines can read. Visitors never see this part, and the design and your marketing both depend on it. After launch, that foundation is what our ongoing SEO service builds on.
Your website includes contact forms and click-to-call links, with online booking, text, or chat available when your plan includes them.
We offer ongoing support after launch as a separate plan. We keep your content up to date, monitor your site's speed and performance, and make the changes you request.
Keep your website current after launch. Get ongoing support from the team that built it. Explore our marketing services
People find you through search results, ads, AI recommendations, and social media. They visit your website to learn more and decide whether you're a good fit. A site that loads quickly, answers their questions, and makes it easy to get in touch helps turn that interest into a conversation. Visitors who come from an ad need a page built for that ad, and our guide lists what a PPC landing page needs.
Compare three versions of the same page to see how loading speed, content, and contact options change what the visitor does.
Choose A, B, or C to compare versions of the page.
Google includes loading performance in its page experience guidance. The three checks below cover what a visitor needs before getting in touch.
Google's page experience guidanceYour website should load quickly, especially on mobile devices. We keep pages lightweight so customers can find what they need without a long wait, even on a slower connection.
People should be able to tell right away what you do and whether you can help them. We put the information they are looking for near the top and explain it in plain language.
We make your phone number and contact form easy to find, with online booking, text, or chat if they are part of your plan.
We start by reviewing your current site and agreeing on the pages your business needs. Then we write, design, build, and launch. Ongoing support is your choice. Page count, existing content, connections to other systems, and the choice between repair and rebuild shape the timeline.
We review what you have now, what is worth keeping, and which pages you need. If your site needs a repair and not a rebuild, this is where we say so.
We write the content and design the pages around your brand, and you approve both before we build. We build for mobile devices first, and the technical base goes in as we build.
Before launch, we test every page and send a real inquiry through every form and contact option. We redirect your old pages to the new ones, then check everything again once the site is live.
Keep us on after launch and we make changes when your business changes and check the site on a schedule.
Your website is where your marketing pays off.
Start with your free
visibility report.
How it fits together
Follow one customer from a search, an ad, or your profile to the page they land on.
Choose how the customer arrived. Example: a local service business
Water heater repair | Your business
Water heater repair and replacement. See the areas we cover and get in touch.
Repairs and replacements.
Areas we serve
Check local coverage.
Contact us
Tell us what needs attention.
The result promises water heater repair. The page appears fast and says it in the first line.
Water heater repair | Your business
Tell us what needs attention.
The ad named the repair. The page names it too, with the call button in reach.
Your businessWater heater repair
Water heater repair and replacement
yourbusiness.example
Somebody checked your profile and tapped Website. The page gives them the same answer and a way to get in touch.
Five questions to ask before hiring anyone to build your website, including us.
Each question points to the line in your report that answers it.
Website summary
Report deliveredEvery monthThe same format each time, so changes are easy to compare.
Your approvalBefore we buildYou approve the content and the design.
You own all three from the first day. The domain, the site, and the content are yours, in working order, no matter who you hire next.
We choose the platform that best fits your business. Often, that is WordPress, with a theme and forms built by our team and no page builder. Your report lists what the site runs on, so another developer can understand the setup and take over if you choose.
Our U.S. team handles both. Under a support plan, the monthly report lists that work with dates.
Your hosting and domain accounts stay in your name, and you pay those providers directly. Once we've reviewed your website, we'll send you a written quote for our work. Your report breaks down our fees separately from hosting and domain costs, so you can see what each service costs.
We offer ongoing support plans to keep your site up to date as your business changes. The reporting section below shows what you receive.
Whether you hire in-house or work with an agency, you need design, writing, development, and ongoing support. Our team handles all four.
We look at your current website and talk through what you need it to do. Then we recommend a repair or a rebuild. The section below shows how we decide. You will get the work and cost explained before you decide.
Put these five questions to us.
Three ways to get a website built and kept current: work with an agency, hire in-house, or do it yourself. The rows below show who does the work, what you get at launch, and who owns the site in each case.
| What to compare | Hiring in-house | Doing it yourself | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who does the work | One developer you employ | You, after the workday ends | |
| What you get at launch | The pages one developer can build in the time you give them | The pages you have time to build | |
| What you get a year later | As current as their workload allows | As current as your evenings allow | |
| Who checks the forms | Your developer, on the schedule you set | You, when a customer mentions it | |
| Making a change | You ask, it goes on their list | An evening you were not planning to spend | |
| Who owns it | You, if it was built under your accounts | You, inside the platform's terms | |
| Pricing | A salary, employment costs and the tools | A platform subscription, plus your nights and weekends |
Whichever you choose, the site should be in your name.
If you keep us on after launch, your monthly report shows what changed, what we checked, what we found, and what we recommend next. When your plan includes tracking, it also shows the calls, forms, messages, and bookings your website produced and where each one came from, so you can see which channels bring you business.
Same format, every month
Your report covers the site work in your plan.
Tracked inquiries and where they came from
See what went live, what we updated, and what we left as is.
Review every contact option tested, the speed on mobile devices, and anything that needs attention.
We tell you which website updates we suggest next and what each one is for.
Cost factors
Website prices vary widely, because the work does. A site with a few pages for one service is a much smaller job than a site covering many services and locations, or one that connects to your other systems. Four things set the cost of yours. Once we've reviewed your site, we'll explain the work and the price.
Starts with your free visibility report.
We go through your website and how it shows up in search before we recommend changes.
Not necessarily. Some sites need focused updates: new pages, faster loading, a refreshed design, or a contact form repaired. Others cannot be extended or describe a business you no longer run, and a rebuild is the better investment.
We review the design, the speed, and the structure, then tell you which one applies to you. You get our recommendation, the work involved, and the price before you decide.
Know what your website needs before you spend a dollar.
Get your free visibility reportIf your question is not here, call us. We will tell you exactly what the service includes.
The price depends on page count, services and locations, repair or rebuild work, and connections to other systems. After the audit, we'll give you a written quote that lists the pages and work included, so you know what you're getting and what it costs before we start.
Web design is how the site looks and how somebody moves through it. Web development is what makes it work: the build, the speed, the forms, and the structure search engines read. The two terms are often used to mean the same thing. A website needs both, and JAWC handles both.
Yes, we do. If you already have a website, bring it to the audit. We'll tell you whether we can take it over as it is or what it needs first.
You own the domain, website and content from day one. You keep everything in working order with full access.
No. We do not sell hosting. You hold the hosting account directly, in your name. We tell you what the site needs, help you set it up, and work with the hosting you already have when it is a good fit.
Yes. We can often repair the website you already have. The audit tells us which one applies, and a repair is faster and costs less than a rebuild when it is an option.
Timing depends on page count, existing content, connections to other systems and whether we repair or rebuild. After the audit, we send you the list of work and how long we expect it to take.
Our U.S. team has been building websites since 2011. If you choose an ongoing support plan, the same team handles updates and checks after launch.
Tell us about your business and the customers you want to reach. We review where you stand today and tell you plainly what we would do about it. We email the report to you and walk you through it on a call if you want one.
We review your website first, then put the work and the price in writing.
Built in-house by our U.S. team, doing this since 2011.