Web design & development, based in Kansas City

Look like the business you already are.

Wend designs and builds custom websites for small businesses, professionals, and individuals, plus the hosting and care to keep them running long after launch.

What I do

Everything a small site needs, nothing it doesn't.

01

Website design & development

A site built around what your customers actually need to do: book, call, browse, buy. Not a template with your logo stapled on.

02

Hosting & maintenance

Fast, secure hosting with regular updates and backups, so the site keeps working without you having to think about it.

03

Photography & videography

Light product, team, and space photography, plus short video clips, shot for what your site actually needs instead of a generic stock swap-in.

04

Tech & network support

Practical, on-call help for the everyday tech behind a small business. A secondary offering alongside web design, for when the problem isn't the website.

See what's included
  • PC building, setup & repair
  • Home & office network setup, wired and wifi
  • Network security basics & hardening
  • Software installation & troubleshooting
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Pricing

Straightforward pricing, built to fit.

Every project is scoped up front. No surprise invoices, no hourly guessing games.

$500 – $900

Starter

A single page or personal site, for a solo practice or a business that just needs one sharp page.

  • One page, built to convert
  • Mobile-responsive, fast-loading
  • Basic on-page SEO
  • Two rounds of revisions
$1,500 – $3,000

Standard

A small business site of three to six pages. The right fit for most businesses that want the site to bring in work.

  • 3–6 custom-designed pages
  • Copy structure & SEO guidance
  • Analytics + contact routing set up
  • Three rounds of revisions
$3,000 – $8,000+

Custom

Booking systems, e-commerce, advanced interactivity. For sites that need to do real work, not just look good.

  • Booking, payments, or logins
  • Custom functionality & integrations
  • Scoped collaboratively, phase by phase
Launch offer — new clients

$750 flat — a focused small-business site (up to 3 pages), plus your first year of hosting and maintenance.

A deliberately simple starting point: a clean, single-purpose site built from a set of proven layouts, live in a couple of weeks. Growing businesses that need more room to move step up to Standard.

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How it works

Five steps, start to finish.

01

Discovery call (or coffee)

A real conversation about the business, not just the website. Phone, video, or in person if you're local. What's working, what isn't, and what the site has to do.

02

Design plan

A concrete direction: palette, type, layout, and the one moment the site will be remembered for. All before any code gets written.

03

Build

The site takes shape in the open. You see pages as they're built, and nothing goes live without your sign-off.

04

Launch

Domain, hosting, and a final check across devices and browsers. Then the site goes live.

05

Ongoing care

Updates, backups, and a person to call, so the site keeps working long after launch day.

JP, the person behind Wend
JP — Wend
About

Built by JP.

Wend is a one-person web design studio based in Kansas City, working with clients everywhere. I build custom websites for small businesses, tradespeople, and independent professionals who'd rather look like the real thing than a template with their logo dropped in.

Every project gets genuine care: a direction chosen for the business, details that template sites skip, and nothing goes live until it feels right. This site was built the same way yours would be. Stand out, define your presence, make it your own.

If you're local, we can skip the call and meet in person: coffee, your shop, wherever's easiest. If you're not, video or phone works just as well.

Off the clock

When I'm not building sites, I'm usually out with my two dogs, playing guitar, or taking something apart just to see how it works. That same curiosity is most of the job: how does this work, and how could it work better?

Get in touch

Tell me about the project.

The more specific the better, but "I don't really know yet" is a perfectly good place to start too.

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