Marilyn R.
CEO, Vella Med Spa
Start to finish, in four steps.
Most projects run six to ten weeks. Bigger builds take longer, and you will know that before you sign, not halfway through.
Start a project
-
Step 01 · Strategy
Fit & strategy
I confirm it’s a fit, then clarify structure, trust, and the goals that matter before any design begins.
Fit checkDiscoveryStructureGoals -
Step 02 · Design
Create the experience
Clean, premium, intentional design — the screens, structure, and flow, all built around your business.
ScreensUser flowVisual systemPrototype -
Step 03 · Build
Design & develop together
Clean development that turns the design into a launch-ready site — fast, responsive, and built to last.
Clean codeResponsiveAccessiblePerformance -
Step 04 · Launch
Launch & support
A smooth launch and reliable support after, so the site keeps performing and the brand stays protected.
QAHandoffLaunchOngoing support
What actually happens in each step.
Fit and structure
I start by reviewing the current website, the offer, the audience, the trust gaps, and the competitors. If analytics exist, I read them. Then I map the page structure, the core messaging, the service hierarchy, and the calls to action. This is where the project is actually won or lost, so it happens before anything visual.
The interface system
The strategy becomes screens. I design the key templates first — home, service, and the pages that carry the argument — then the supporting layouts. Type, spacing, hierarchy, and responsive behaviour are decided here, as a system rather than page by page, so the site stays coherent as it grows.
Build and test
I write the code myself. Clean implementation, real performance work, accessibility basics, mobile behaviour, forms, metadata, and whatever the CMS needs so you can edit it later without breaking it. You get a staging link early and can watch it come together rather than waiting for a reveal.
Launch and after
After approval the work moves live, and I check the critical paths: forms, payments, redirects, tracking, and search visibility. Then I hand over a site you own outright. Support afterwards goes to me, not a ticket queue, and I keep working on practical improvements as long as it is useful.
Clear input, fast decisions, clean execution.
One decision-maker
Feedback from a committee arrives contradictory and slows everything down. One person who can approve direction keeps a project weeks ahead.
Content decided early
The single most common delay is waiting on copy and photography. If it is not ready, we plan for that in the scope rather than discovering it in week six.
One feedback pass
Consolidated notes per round beat a trickle of messages. It is faster for you and it keeps the design coherent.
Launch readiness
Forms, payments, redirects, tracking, and search basics get tested before the site goes live, not after someone notices.
Happy clients
Ler Web Services was great in responding to my requests. The job was excellent and fast. I highly recommend this company.
Ler Web Services helped us completely update our WooCommerce site. The company was great to work with!
Verified clientLer Web Services is strongly recommended. Ler Web Services provided great service and the website is running great! Thank you.
Extremely professional! I highly recommend this company 100% for top-quality work. If you're looking for excellence, this is it!
I would highly recommend Ler Web Services, they are great to work with. Quick response to questions.
They are very reliable and have a very fast turn-around time. It's been a pleasure over the years working with them and we plan on partnering on every future project.
Verified clientI have worked with this business for some time now, they are on top of all requests and has always delivered when they says they will. I highly recommend using this business for all your web designs and needs.
Verified clientI am extremely impressed with Ler Web Services and the exceptional work on my project. From start to finish everything turned out brilliantly and the responsiveness was remarkable.
Marine wholesale supplier. Boating parts and accessories across a multi-brand, manufacturer-backed catalog.
Occupational health clinic. DOT physicals, USCIS exams, drug testing, employment screenings, and on-site exams.
Pharmaceutical brand. A consumer product line presented through an education-first catalog.
Regenerative medicine practice. Patient care alongside professional training programs and clinical education.
Telehealth weight-loss provider. Treatment consultations and programs booked online.
Premium cigar brand. A luxury catalog sold direct online with age-restricted checkout.
FAQ
Questions before you start?
The ones I get asked most. If yours isn’t here, ask me directly and I’ll answer it straight.
How involved do I need to be?
You are involved at the decision points that matter: goals, content direction, feedback, approvals, and launch. The process is structured so your input is useful without turning the project into a second job.
Do we need everything ready before starting?
No. We can start by clarifying the offer, structure, and content needs. Existing copy, images, analytics, brand assets, and examples are helpful, but they do not need to be perfect before the strategy phase.
How long does the process take?
It depends on scope. A focused website can move in a few weeks, while larger builds, ecommerce, integrations, or heavier content needs take longer. The timeline is mapped after the fit and strategy conversation.
Can you improve an existing website instead of rebuilding it?
Yes, if the foundation is strong enough. If the existing site is holding back design, performance, content, or maintainability, I will recommend a cleaner rebuild instead of forcing patches onto a weak system.
What happens after launch?
After launch, we check the critical paths and can continue with maintenance, support, content updates, performance improvements, SEO foundations, and practical iteration as the business grows.