NEXTELEVEN

Make it easier to find you. And choose you.

Your website should explain what you do, help the right customer recognize the fit, and make the next step easy. I build new business websites and improve existing ones, from the message and layout through the working contact paths.

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A website your business can use.

The scope follows your business. A straightforward public website can start small; a portal or operational integration needs its own defined workflow. You work directly with me through design, implementation, review, and launch.

JP Transmission.

A transmission recycling business serving people buying parts and people selling cores needed a clear path for each audience.

I designed and implemented a bilingual website with separate buyer and seller journeys, responsive layouts, and inquiry forms. The delivered scope is the public website; inventory, ecommerce, and checkout would be separate work.

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Clear steps. Direct communication.

  1. 01

    Understand

    Learn what your business does, who the site serves, and what a visitor should do next.

  2. 02

    Define

    Agree on the pages, content, contact paths, and launch requirements.

  3. 03

    Build & review

    Design and implement the site. Review the content and check the layout, links, and forms.

  4. 04

    Launch & hand off

    Verify the published site and make ownership, source access, and operating instructions clear.

Connect the front door to the business.

Booking, customer accounts, payments, document access, or inventory connections can become a later phase. We’ll define the data, responsibilities, and checks needed for that workflow before building it.

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Tell me what you’re trying to do.

A plain-language description is enough to start. Tell me what needs to work, what’s getting in the way, and what you already have. I’ll help turn that into a clear next step.

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nextelevenstudios@gmail.com · DFW and remote engagements