Branding and websites that move B2B tech teams forward
Strategy, design & development.
One partner from start to finish.
For B2B tech teams that have outgrown their website
We match your pace and hand you a website your team can run, scale and grow with, no developer required.
Since 2019 we've helped 100+ B2B tech teams turn outdated websites into marketing assets they actually own.
260%
Web traffic increase
“We truly hit the jackpot finding Ethan. Within months of launching, we saw growth of more than 260%, even before fully activating our go-to-market efforts. He takes complex, unclear ideas and turns them into exceptional digital experiences, consistently exceeding our expectations.”
You’ve grown fast, but your website hasn’t kept up, and every change now means waiting on a developer.
That slows your marketing team down, holds back campaigns, and makes it harder to close the clients you should already be winning.
We build brands that look as good as they perform. Every detail is intentional. No shortcuts. No fluff. Just strategy, design, and development in lockstep, delivered by one partner who stays with you after launch.
One partner. Start to finish.
Walk away with a site your marketing team owns, built to grow with you rather than hold you back.
Still have questions? Book a call so we can go over your project details.
faqs
I specialize in branding and web projects for B2B companies in technology, recruitment, sports, media, AI, SaaS, architecture and sustainability.
I also partner with agencies and in-house teams who need design or Webflow development support.
I charge a flat fee based on scope. Every project is different depending on the engagement length, complexity and deliverables.
Standard projects combining design and development typically range from $15,000–$30,000 and take 8–10 weeks to complete. I also take on smaller projects from time to time.
You can estimate your project here or book a call with me to discuss your needs.
Yes. Every site I build is in Webflow using the Lumos framework, where each section is an independent component you can drag, drop and edit.
My goal is to deliver sites that move the needle and don't hold you back, so you can scale and iterate without relying on developers.
I do. For clients who want to continue working together after project delivery, I offer retainer packages. Schedule a call with me here for more information.
This is one of the most common reasons companies come to me. As you grow, your offering evolves faster than your site does (new services, new positioning, new proof points), and the website quietly falls behind. I start by mapping what's actually true about the business today, then rebuild the site to reflect that, not just refresh the paint.
Most B2B companies serve more than one buyer type with different priorities. Rather than diluting the message to please everyone, I identify which audience drives the most value right now and build the primary narrative around them, with secondary paths for the others. Clarity beats trying to cover every angle at once.
Normal, and usually healthy. It means the team cares. I run structured sessions to surface the actual tension (often it's "who are we really for" or "what do we lead with"), document the options with trade-offs, and let the decision-makers choose with full context rather than guessing.
This comes down to specificity. Vague, category-generic messaging reads as replaceable. I push toward language and proof points that only your company could credibly claim (outcomes, expertise, a point of view), so buyers see you as the obvious choice, not one of several similar options.
Both, and usually messaging comes first. A beautifully designed site built on unclear positioning just looks good while underperforming. I work through strategy and narrative before touching visual design, so everything downstream (copy, layout, animation) reinforces one clear story.
Not very day-to-day, but I do run weekly live check-ins to review progress and get your feedback at each phase. That keeps things moving without needing constant back-and-forth between sessions, and you're never left wondering what stage things are at.
Just me. Strategy, design, and development all run through a single person rather than being split across a larger team, so nothing gets lost in handoffs, and you're never re-explaining context to someone new partway through the project. If a project needs specialist skills outside my core offering (like copywriting or motion design), I bring in trusted contractors, but I stay the one steering the work and the one you talk to.