Website Design & Development

Service websites and catalogs built for inquiries.

Service-business websites and product catalogs built around what customers need to know before they contact you. Mobile-friendly layouts, useful information, and a clear inquiry route. Based in Terre Haute, Indiana.

Two website starting points

Choose the workflow your customers need.

These are project directions, not fixed packages. Page count, content, forms, and custom features are confirmed in your written quote.

Service-business websites

Service information and an inquiry form

For businesses that need customers to understand their services and send a relevant inquiry.

  • Service descriptions, service area, and contact information
  • Project photos or examples you have permission to use
  • Inquiry guidance and a contact form

What we scope together

Which pages you need, what the form should ask, and where inquiries should go. Supply your service details, branding, and approved photos; content responsibilities are agreed before work starts.

Try the concept: Hearth & Field shows service areas, project examples, and estimate guidance.

Hearth & Field service website preview

Fictional concept, not client work. The demo form does not send messages.

Searchable product catalogs

Product search and a quote-request workflow

For suppliers and product businesses whose buyers need specifications and a quote before ordering.

  • Search and category filters
  • Product pages with images and specifications
  • A multi-item quote-request workflow

What we scope together

Product count, data preparation, quote fields, and inquiry delivery. Supply accurate product information and images. Catalogs are quoted separately from the basic $500 website; checkout, live stock, and system integrations need their own agreed scope.

Try the concept: Search Foundry Supply, open a product, and add items to its sample quote list.

Foundry Supply catalog website preview

Fictional concept, not client work. No quotes or orders are sent by the demo.

Recent work

See a real project.

A Rydder Development product and its public website.

MyFreeDayz website with its PTO planning introduction, Android calendar preview, and download links
Owner-built product

MyFreeDayz

Rydder Development’s own personal PTO planning app for Android, with a website that explains the product and helps visitors find it on Google Play.

  • Clear feature explanations
  • Free and Plus comparison
  • Download and support links

Looking for ideas for your business?

Explore ten fictional website concepts, from local services to product catalogs.

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How it works

From your idea to a website.

A clear scope and a design you can review before launch.

  1. Step 01

    Share the business details

    Tell us what you do, who you serve, and what customers need to know. We agree on the scope and quote.

  2. Step 02

    Review the design

    Explore a preview of your website and share your feedback before it goes live.

  3. Step 03

    Approve the launch

    Review the final site and agreed setup. The website is published after your approval.

Before you get started

Website questions, answered.

Know what to prepare and which costs to discuss before you commit.

What do I need to supply?

Your business name, services, contact details, service area, and the information customers need. Share your logo, photos you have permission to use, and any existing website or domain. The content needed is confirmed with your scope.

Who owns the domain?

Keep domain registration in your business’s name and under your control. If you already have a domain, tell us before setup. Domain registration and renewal are separate costs.

How is custom work quoted?

Larger websites, online stores, integrations, and custom features are quoted separately after a review of your requirements. The written quote defines the deliverables and price before work starts.

Are there ongoing costs?

Domain renewal, hosting, business email, and any third-party services can have separate costs. These are not included in the $500 starting price. Any setup or ongoing services need an agreed scope and quote.

How are updates and maintenance handled?

Tell us whether you need occasional edits or ongoing help. Updates and maintenance are scoped and quoted separately; no ongoing maintenance plan is included in the starting price.

How long does a website take, and how do revisions work?

The schedule and review process depend on the content and features you need. Timing and revision terms are confirmed in your written scope.

Let’s talk about your website

Tell us what your business needs.

Share your business details, your current website if you have one, and what customers should be able to do. We’ll review the fit and scope with you.