Tell me about your project.
Tell me a little about your business and what you have in mind. It’s fine if you’re still figuring it out; that’s something we can talk through.
Prefer to talk it through?
We can start with a free 20-minute call about your business, your current website and what you’d like to change.
- Before
- send the address of your current site if you have one. I will have looked at it before we speak.
- On the call
- what the business does, who it is for, what is not working now, and what would count as this having worked.
- After
- a written proposal with a fixed scope and a fixed price, or an honest “here is what I would do instead.”
- 20 minutes
- Free
- Phone, or a video call
Book a time
Email me a few times that work for you, with your time zone, and I’ll confirm a time. Studio hours are 9am–5pm Eastern, Monday to Friday.
You can also use the form above and let me know you’d prefer a call.
A few questions you might have
Here’s how pricing, timings and support usually work. If there’s something else on your mind, you can ask me directly.
Most projects run from about $1,000 to $6,000+ USD, depending on the scope — how many pages there are, whether you need a store, and what has to be integrated.
You’ll receive a detailed proposal with a fixed price before anything starts, so you’ll always know exactly what’s included.
Most websites take 4–8 weeks, depending on the size of the project and how quickly content and feedback are provided. Larger or more complex projects may take longer, but you’ll receive a timeline before work begins so you know what to expect.
Most projects require a deposit before work begins, with the remaining balance due at agreed project milestones. Everything is clearly outlined in your proposal, so there are no surprises.
The number of concepts and revision rounds is set out in your proposal before work starts, so it is agreed rather than assumed. A revision adjusts an agreed direction; a brand-new direction after approval is additional scope, and I will tell you before doing it.
Timely access, content, decisions, and one person who can approve things. You’ll also need the rights to any logos, text, images, and fonts you provide.
Most delays happen because we’re waiting on content, so the more you have ready, the faster your project moves.
Yes. We can work with the words you already have, or I can help you write them. You’ll review the copy as we go so it sounds like your business.
Yes. I can help with colors, type, imagery and wording so the website feels consistent with your business.
Sometimes. Every project starts with the same comprehensive website audit. That tells us whether your existing site can be improved or whether rebuilding it will give you a better long-term result.
If a repair is the right answer, that’s exactly what I’ll recommend.
Yes. In most cases your existing domain can be connected to your new website, so your customers can continue using the same web address.
Yes. Many of my clients are based in Southwest Florida — Babcock Ranch, Cape Coral, Fort Myers and Naples — and I also work with businesses across the United States and internationally, including the United Kingdom. Everything can be managed remotely through email and video calls.
No. I also help businesses improve their online presence through website strategy, SEO foundations, conversion improvements, website audits, integrations, and ongoing maintenance.
I work across several industries. I’ll start by learning about your business and your customers, and we can decide whether I’m the right person for the project.
AI can be useful for a first draft or for building parts of a site. You still need to decide what your customers need, check the information and make sure everything works together.
That’s the work I take on with you: understanding the business, writing the pages, designing the site and checking the details.
Yes. Once your project has been paid in full, the website is yours. You own the custom website built for your business, along with the content, branding, and assets you provide or that are created specifically for your project.
You’re free to continue working with Utu Nanna Studio, manage the website yourself, or have another developer maintain it in the future.
Ongoing services such as hosting, domain registration, maintenance, support, premium software licences, and future updates are separate from the initial website build and may have their own ongoing costs.
Reusable studio tooling and components built into the site stay mine, and you receive a perpetual, worldwide license to keep using them as part of your website. The full detail is in the Terms.
Absolutely. You’ll be able to update text, images, blog posts, and other content yourself. If you’d rather not, I also offer ongoing care plans so you can leave everything to me.
You’ll receive a complete handover, so you’re never locked into working with me. If you’d rather not worry about updates, backups, security, or ongoing improvements, I also offer optional website care plans starting at $99/month.
There’s no obligation — you can choose the level of support that works for you.
If you’re on a care plan, I’ll investigate and fix website issues as quickly as possible. If you’re not on a plan, support is available at my standard hourly rate.
Every website is built with a strong SEO foundation, including clean code, crawlable pages, XML sitemaps, structured data, fast loading speeds, and pages designed around your services and locations.
Nobody can honestly guarantee a #1 ranking on Google. What I can do is build your website the right way and give it the best possible chance of being found.
Absolutely. Every website is designed to work seamlessly across desktops, tablets, and mobile phones, with a strong focus on speed, usability, and accessibility.