Digital Front DoorLet’s talk about your site

You’re betterthan yourwebsite.

Let’s bring it up to your standard. We build websites for businesses and churches that need to look the part and make it easier for people to get in touch.

A place to start. No cost or commitment.

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For the businesses people recommend.
And the people discovering them for the first time.

Design, development & ongoing care.

Made for the people
behind the business.

Have something different in mind? We’d like to hear it.

Let’s plan your website
Elijah DesentElijah Desent
Designer & developer

Hey, we’re DFD.
We want to build
your website.

You won’t have to explain your business to an account manager, then explain it again to a designer. You’ll talk with the two of us, we’ll figure out what your site needs, and we’ll work through it together.

We care about the small things: the photo that actually feels like your business, the question a new customer is afraid to ask, the phone number they shouldn’t have to hunt for.

Tell us what you have in mind

What we can take off your plate

The websiteCustom design, page structure, mobile layouts, contact forms, and the build itself.

The detailsSorting out your content, connecting your domain, and setting up the tools your customers need.

The upkeepHosting, content changes, and someone to call when something needs attention.

5-star reviews

Every rating is five out of five.

“I have used several others in the past, and when I selected Eli it was from a referral. He is the best I have ever used and really understands the needs of churches. I would give him my top recommendation.”
Dr. Joe PettigrewFirst Presbyterian Church, Brownsville, TN
“He’s easy to work with and he really listened. The look is clean and clear and says exactly who we are.”
Pastor JustinKnotty Oak Baptist Church, Coventry, RI

Let’s see what
your site needs.

You don’t need a polished brief.
An old website and a few ideas will do.

  1. 01

    Send us the basics.

    Your business, your current site, and what you wish it did better. Starting from scratch is fine, too.

  2. 02

    We’ll put a plan together.

    You get a recommended direction and the pages and features worth building. If we’re a good fit, we’ll quote the project.

  3. 03

    We build when you’re ready.

    We agree on the cost and scope first. Then you’ll review the design with us before anything goes live.

A few things
you might be asking.

What does a website cost?

That depends on how much we’re building. After we talk, we’ll send a written scope with the cost of the site and any hosting or ongoing support. You’ll see the numbers before agreeing to anything.

What do I get with the free plan?

We’ll look at your business and your current website, if you have one. You’ll get our recommendations for the pages, content, and features you need. It’s yours to keep, whether or not we work together.

Can I keep my domain?

Yes. We can use your existing domain and keep any content that’s still useful. We’ll handle the technical side of moving to the new site.

Who takes care of updates?

We can. We’ll agree on hosting, updates, and support as part of the project. You’ll have a direct line to the people who built your site.

Do you build church websites, too?

Yes. Churches and ministries are a big part of our work. We’ll organize your site around what a first-time visitor needs to know, alongside the information your church family uses each week.

Tell us about
your business.

We’ll take a look and get back to you with our thoughts on your website. No sales presentation to sit through. Just a useful conversation about what you need.

You’ll get a recommended direction, the pages and features to focus on, and a way forward. The plan is free; the website build is quoted separately.

Goes straight to us.Elijah & Wes, Digital Front Door

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