REAL CLIENT / 01
Mobile pizzeria · Southern California
Rollin’ 2 Stoned
A bold food-first website built around weekly stops, catering, menu discovery, and a story that feels like the business—not a restaurant theme dropped on top of it.
JC Websites / 2026
Make the business
look established.
Custom websites for local businesses that need to look credible, distinctive, and ready for the next level.
Strategy, art direction, responsive design, and build—combined into one focused system instead of a stack of generic sections.
01 / Selected work
Different businesses.
Different design decisions.
The portfolio is intentionally mixed: real client websites, a functional product, and concept builds used to demonstrate range. Nothing is presented as one repeated template with new colors.
Product / web application · 02
Apron Pop
A meal planning, recipe, grocery and tracking product with a real authenticated application interface—not a marketing-site mockup.
The project demonstrates a different layer of work: navigation architecture, repeatable UI systems, task states, dashboards, planning flows, and product-level responsive behavior.
PRODUCT / 02
REAL CLIENT / 03
Coffee shop · Rancho Cucamonga
LexiBrews
A softer, boutique coffee direction built around the actual product: iced drinks, menu browsing, pickup information, and a distinct local brand personality.
The visual language deliberately moves away from Rollin’ 2 Stoned. Same studio. Different business. Different solution.
Open project ↗Real-client work establishes credibility. Concept work shows how far the design language can move when the industry changes.
02 / Capabilities
Not “a website.”
A system that fits the business.
Direction
Positioning, audience, offer hierarchy, page structure, content priorities, and the visual language the business should own.
Discovery / IA / Content hierarchyDesign
Typography, art direction, imagery, responsive composition, interaction, and a repeatable design system instead of one-off section styling.
UI / Responsive / Art directionBuild
Fast, accessible front-end implementation with practical forms, mobile behavior, SEO foundations, deployment, and the integrations the scope actually needs.
Frontend / Forms / SEO / DeploySupport
Launch help and smaller post-launch updates, with larger features scoped separately so the site can evolve without turning into uncontrolled maintenance.
QA / Updates / Handoff03 / Process
Fast does not have to mean generic.
Scope comes first. Then the build moves quickly because the decisions are organized before random styling begins.
- 01
Diagnose
Business, audience, offer, current problem, proof, content, and what the site needs a visitor to do.
- 02
Direct
Lock the page architecture and design direction so the build has a visual system instead of a collection of guesses.
- 03
Build + QA
Implement desktop and mobile behavior, forms, states, performance basics, SEO structure, and real-device checks.
- 04
Refine + launch
Review the candidate, make the agreed revisions, prepare deployment, and hand off a site that is ready to represent the business.
04 / Investment
Clear starting points.
Scope before surprises.
01Focused launch
One strong page for a local business that needs a clear offer, credible proof, mobile-first behavior, and a direct inquiry path.
Start ↗Best fit
A focused local-business launch, simple replacement site, or single-page presence where one clear customer action matters most.
Core scope
Strategy and content hierarchy, custom visual direction, responsive implementation, up to 5 core sections, a practical inquiry/contact form, basic on-page SEO foundations, performance basics, QA, deployment preparation, and one revision round before launch.
Scope boundary
Extra sections or pages, advanced integrations, ongoing hosting, domain purchase, and larger feature additions are scoped separately before they are built. Additional revision work beyond the included round is quoted separately.
02Business system
Multi-page or deeper redesign work with stronger information architecture, differentiated page compositions, proof strategy, richer interactions, and expanded QA.
Start ↗Best fit
An established or growing business that needs more than one landing page: deeper service information, stronger proof, better navigation, or a meaningful redesign of an existing site.
Core scope
Discovery and information architecture, a custom 3–5 page design system, differentiated page compositions, responsive behavior, forms, richer interactions, SEO structure, broader QA, two revision rounds before launch, and launch preparation.
Scope boundary
Projects that need more than 5 pages, custom application behavior, authenticated systems, complex data flows, domain purchase, ongoing hosting, or revision work beyond the two included rounds are quoted separately before they are built.
03Custom / product
Application interfaces, authenticated product work, custom data flows, integrations, or projects outside a standard marketing-site scope.
Discuss ↗Best fit
Projects where users need to log in, manage information, complete workflows, interact with application states, or connect the interface to external data or services.
How it is priced
Quoted after the required screens, user flows, states, integrations, data needs, permissions, and technical constraints are defined, rather than pricing software like a standard marketing site.
Scope boundary
Third-party service costs, hosting, domains, and backend or integration requirements are identified during scope and separated clearly from the design/build quote where applicable.
04Monthly support
Routine post-launch help for smaller updates so the site can stay current without opening a new project for every minor change.
Ask ↗Included
Small text updates, image swaps, contact-detail changes, and minor content edits.
Monthly allowance
Up to 35 minutes of smaller revision work per month.
Scope boundary
Larger additions, new pages, redesign work, advanced features, or work beyond the monthly allowance are quoted separately.
Domain purchase and ongoing hosting are separate, and JC Websites can guide you through setup. Final scope and payment are confirmed before the build begins; any added pages, features, or extra work are quoted before they are built.
05 / FAQ
Before we build.
Smaller, clearly scoped sites can move quickly. Multi-page or more custom projects take longer because there are more content, responsive, and QA decisions. Timing is confirmed with the scope before the build begins.
No. You need enough real information to define the business, offer, services, location, contact path, and available proof. Missing content is identified during scope instead of being silently filled with generic copy.
Local businesses are the core focus, but custom product/interface work can be scoped separately when the project requires application behavior or a more technical system.
Yes. Responsive behavior is treated as part of the design system, not as a desktop page that gets stacked at the end.
The $65 monthly support plan includes up to 35 minutes of smaller revision work, such as text updates, image swaps, contact-detail changes, and minor content edits. Larger updates, new pages, or deeper feature work are quoted separately.
The $650+ Focused Launch includes one revision round before launch. The $1,200+ Business System includes two revision rounds before launch. Additional revision work can be quoted separately.
No. Domain purchase and ongoing hosting are separate from the build price, but JC Websites can guide you through choosing, connecting, and setting up the required services.
Scope is reviewed and approved first. For approved projects, payment is handled before the build begins. Any added pages, features, or extra work are quoted before they are built.
06 / Start a project
Have a business.
Need a better site.
Send the basics. Every request is reviewed manually before a project is accepted. If the fit is right, we confirm the scope, timeline, and payment before the build begins. Typical inquiry response is within 1–2 business days.