Hunter W. Brady designs and builds websites in Knoxville.
Custom-designed, fast on any phone, and easy to find on Google. You work with me directly from the first conversation to launch day, and I build a working proof before you commit to anything.
Four complete, working websites for made-up local businesses, each with its own look and its own job to do. Open any of them and try it: book a dental visit, plan a cabin stay, or order a croissant.
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Local service business. A concept for a fictional business.
A lawn and stonework company that needed to look established and turn visitors into quote requests.
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Café and bakery. A concept for a fictional business.
A neighborhood bakery where the best things sell out by eleven, so the site has to say what’s fresh right now.
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Dental practice. A concept for a fictional business.
A family practice whose patients are often nervous, so every word and button is calm, clear and easy to read.
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Vacation rentals. A concept for a fictional business.
Three mountain cabins that sell a feeling first, then answer the practical questions: how much, how many, how far.
The difference between a website that looks fine and one that works is mostly in details nobody notices. Every site I build is checked against these before it goes live.
Thirty minutes, in person or on the phone. You tell me about the business; I ask a lot of questions.
Before you commit, I build a real first version of your homepage that you can click through on your own phone.
The full site, with your words and photos, refined together over two rounds of changes.
I launch it on your domain, set up Google, show you how to make updates, and stay on call afterward.
Every project is quoted after a short, free conversation, so you only pay for what your business needs.
The practical things people want to know before reaching out. Anything else, just ask.
Ask a questionMost small-business sites land between $3,000 and $6,000. Where yours falls depends on how many pages it needs and features like online ordering, booking or a menu you update often.
You get a fixed quote after a short conversation, and you see a working proof of your homepage before you pay anything. Optional care plans for hosting and ongoing changes start at $95 a month.
Usually three to five weeks from our first conversation to launch. The working proof of your homepage comes within about a week, so you’ll see where it’s headed almost right away.
The biggest variable is content: if your photos and menu or service details are ready, things move quickly.
You do. Your domain name is registered in your name, and the site, its words and photos belong to you.
If you ever want to move on, I’ll hand over everything you need, with no exit fees and no hostage situations.
Sites are hosted on a fast global network built for exactly this kind of site, so they load quickly everywhere and stay secure. For most small businesses the hosting itself is free or close to it, and it’s included in every care plan.
Your domain name renews once a year through your own registrar, usually around $15 to $20.
Text or email me what you’d like changed, such as new hours, a seasonal menu or a holiday closure, and it’s usually done the same day.
On a care plan, small changes like these are included each month. Without one, they’re billed in small blocks of time, and bigger additions get their own quote first.
No. I can write or polish the words with you, and if your photos aren’t doing your business justice, I can plan a simple shoot or recommend a local photographer.
Yes. I keep your domain and make sure your old page addresses point to the new ones, so you don’t lose the visitors and Google rankings you’ve already earned.
Hi, I’m Hunter.
I live in Knoxville, and like most people here, I have my favorite places. Too many of them have websites that don’t come close to how good they are in person.
That’s the work I want to do. I’m a one-person studio, which means you won’t be handed to an account manager or a junior designer. The person you meet is the person who designs your site, writes the code, and picks up the phone when something needs to change.
I’m just getting started, so every project gets my full attention, and I’ll show you a working proof before you spend a dollar.
Hunter W. Brady
Tell me a little about your business. I’ll reply within one business day to set up a short conversation.
Rather email?
websites@hunterwbrady.com
