Business website design · Wausa, Nebraska
Website design for Nebraska businesses.
WordPress and Squarespace websites built around what you do, who you help and what someone should do next. New builds and redesigns, with original photography and video available from our in-house team.
Tell us what you have and what needs to work better. We will shape a custom proposal around your project.
The work, with context
A website should make the business easier to understand.
Here is where you can see our own work—and what we are currently working on.
Fox Brush Films
The website you are on is our own project. Explore how our service pages, real photographs, film examples and inquiry routes work together.
Osmond General Hospital
We are currently redesigning the Osmond General Hospital website.
Build the right pieces
Structure, content and a useful next step.
We can help connect the page design with the words, photographs and films your business needs. Your proposal identifies the actual work.
Website design + redesign
WordPress or Squarespace pages, clear navigation, readable layouts and inquiry routes that match how people choose your business.
Words + original visuals
Page copy, useful articles and in-house photography or video can be scoped together, so the content supports the offer instead of filling space.
Search-focused content
Relevant page titles, descriptions, photo descriptions and internal links that connect useful content with the information your customers search for.
Need ongoing updates after the build? See business content + website support →
Our design process
Start with the business. Then build the pages.
A shared plan for your pages, your content and the next step a visitor should take.
Review the offer + audience
We talk through your current website, the people you want to reach, what they need to know and the action you want them to take.
Agree on the scope
We define the pages, platform, copy, visuals and review steps. Existing content, new production and technical requirements are discussed before work begins.
Check it together
Review the agreed pages, links, forms and layouts before launch. Publishing access, ongoing updates and any handoff responsibilities are confirmed for your project.
Before we quote
A few scope questions, answered.
Can you improve the site we already have?
Yes, redesign work is part of the offer. We work with WordPress and Squarespace. Share your current address and what is frustrating you; we will discuss what can be retained, what needs changing and whether the work fits your current platform.
Are copy, photography and video included?
They are available, but are not automatically included in every website project. We create photographs and videos in-house and can scope page copy or blog writing alongside the design. Your proposal lists the agreed pages and deliverables.
What does the SEO work cover?
Agreed work can include clear page copy, relevant titles and descriptions, useful articles, accurate photo descriptions and internal links. We do not promise a particular search ranking, traffic level or number of inquiries.
Do you handle hosting, security and technical maintenance?
Technical tasks are included only when specifically agreed. A website build or content arrangement does not automatically include hosting, security monitoring, plugin maintenance, backups or unlimited technical support. We will clarify access, responsibilities and any third-party services before you book.
How are cost and timing decided?
We quote around the pages, platform, content, technical needs and review process. Tell us your preferred launch date and budget. The proposal will address timing, review scope, applicable tax, any travel and third-party subscriptions or other costs—not an assumed flat package.
Tell us what needs to work better
Let’s plan your next website.
Whether you need a first website or a clearer version of the one you have, start with a business inquiry.
In our business inquiry form, choose “Other or General Inquiry” and mention website design or redesign in your project details.
Helpful things to include
- Your current website, if you have one.
- Who the site is for and what visitors should do next.
- Pages, content or functions you need.
- Your preferred timing and budget range.