Website Design
A website that makes it easy to understand you, and easy to reach you.
Your website should help a visitor answer real questions fast: Do you do the work I need? Do you work in my area? What happens if I contact you? Zenjiva plans the page structure, the service story, and the contact path together, so the people who find you feel confident enough to actually pick up the phone.
Standard five-page website: $1,997 one-time. Premium ten-page website: $2,997 one-time. Project details and extra costs are agreed before the build.
Make it easy to understand your business and reach out.
"Welcome to our website." What do you even do?
"Roof repair in Arlington. Get a free estimate."
Request a quote →Fictional page concepts. Not client websites or measured results.
A better page helps someone make a decision.
A visitor might come from a search, an ad, or a recommendation. They need useful info before they'll contact you. A polished layout matters, but it should carry a clear explanation.
What do you do?
Name the service in plain language and explain what it involves.
Is it relevant to me?
Describe your service area and the situations you can help with, using accurate info.
Why should I feel comfortable asking?
Show real company details, a straightforward process, and real evidence when you have it.
What should I do next?
Give the visitor a clear way to contact you and explain what happens when they do.
Example comparison
Fewer questions left unanswered.
- • Heading: "Welcome to our website."
- • Navigation: A long list of unclear labels
- • Service area: Hard to find
- • Contact: A button with no explanation of what happens next
- • Heading: A plain description of the service
- • Navigation: Services / Areas We Serve / About / Contact
- • Service area: A clear explanation of where you work
- • Contact: "Request service info", with a note on how your team responds
The change is practical. A visitor can understand the offer, check if it's relevant, and make an informed request. A better site doesn't guarantee every visitor becomes a lead.
Fictional page concepts showing information structure, not real client sites, portfolio samples, or measured before-and-after results.
We plan the page and the next step together.
Structure.
We agree on the pages your business needs and what each one should help a visitor understand. Clear navigation and links between related info.
Content and design.
We organize approved business info into readable sections, with real evidence and useful visuals. Photos, copy, and any extra content are defined in the scope.
Contact route.
We decide which contact action belongs on each page and what a form should collect. Connecting it to a customer record or follow-up process needs supported features and setup.
Review and handoff.
We check the pages, links, forms, and mobile behavior before launch. Hosting, access, ownership, and future changes are confirmed in writing.
Two website project starting points.
Standard five-page website
$1,997 one-time
A focused five-page site. Works for a business whose services and contact journey can be explained clearly within that scope.
Premium ten-page website
$2,997 one-time
A ten-page site for a business that needs more room to separate services and supporting info when that makes navigation clearer.
The right page count depends on the content, not on making the site look bigger. Page allocation, legal pages, custom features, revisions, copy responsibilities, connections, and launch tasks are confirmed in the proposal. Hosting, domain costs, maintenance, extra pages, and work outside the project are handled separately. These prices don't include a monthly plan or ad budget unless a written agreement says so.
Know what the project includes.
Can you work with our existing brand and materials?
Will the website work on phones?
Are contact forms and follow-up included?
Does a new website guarantee more leads or higher rankings?
Who owns the domain and website after the project?
How long does a website take?
Let's make the next step clearer for your visitors.
Tell us what your current website makes hard to understand and what customers need to know before they'll call. Your Free Zenjiva Growth Plan can help figure out whether a website project belongs in your starting scope.
A free review and recommendations. No obligation to buy anything. Website work is quoted separately.