Website Design for Small BusinessesThat Books More Jobs
Fast, search-friendly sites built for local service businesses — designed to turn visitors into booked jobs, and kept that way.
- Live in 2–4 weeks
- Hand-coded, no templates
- Replies within a day
What we do
Four ways we can help
Website Maintenance
One less thing to think about.
The patches, the backups, the slow drift toward outdated — all the stuff you know matters but never get to. We take it off your plate entirely.
Learn more →Small Business Website Design
Made by hand.
No templates, no page builders. A site built from scratch that says what you do, works on every phone, and makes it obvious how to reach you.
Learn more →Website Redesign
Same address, new everything.
Your current site still works — it just doesn't feel like you anymore. We sharpen the design, speed it up, and tighten the experience, all while the old one keeps running.
Learn more →Local SEO Services
Found by the right people.
You're great at what you do — people just can't find you yet. We set up your Google profile, fix your listings, and lay the technical groundwork so local searches actually lead to you.
Learn more →Who we are
A small studio, built for small businesses
We design and look after websites for people who run small businesses and don’t have the time to babysit one. Every site is hand-coded — no templates, no page builders — and built to load fast, read clearly, and quietly do its job.
Everything we build is shaped around how you actually work — and we’re still here long after it goes live, keeping it in good shape.
Meet the studio →Why Cromplex
What it’s like working with us
Built for real use, not just launch day
A site that looks great on day one but falls apart by month three is a waste of everyone's time. We design for the long haul — the kind of site that still feels sharp a year in.
We handle the upkeep
Updates, patches, the small fixes that pile up if you ignore them. We take all of it off your hands so the site never turns into one more thing on your list.
We get how small teams work
No account managers, no hand-offs. You talk directly to the people doing the work, and we fit around how your business actually runs.
Live in weeks, not months
Two to four weeks, start to finish. We'll give you a real timeline before we begin — not a vague range that quietly stretches.
We don't vanish after launch
Six months from now, when you need a tweak or have a question, you'll reach the same people who built the thing. Not a ticket system.
Plain language, always
No jargon, no vague updates. We tell you what we're doing, why, and what's next. If you're ever confused, that's on us.
How it works
How a project actually goes
- 01
A conversation, not a pitch
Twenty minutes on a call. We ask about your business, who you're trying to reach, and what's not working right now. No slides, no sales talk.
- 02
Structure before design
We map out the site — what pages exist, what each one needs to say, and how a visitor moves through them. Design comes after the thinking.
- 03
Built from scratch
Every line of code is written by hand. Speed, mobile, and search aren't added at the end — they're in the foundation.
- 04
Launch, then we stay
The site goes live, we walk you through everything, and we stay close for the first month. After that, still just an email away.
Straight answers
Questions people ask us
How long until it's live?
Two to four weeks from our first proper conversation. We'll tell you exactly when before we start — not a vague "soon" that keeps sliding.
What happens if something breaks?
You email us and we fix it. No tickets, no hold music. You'll be talking to the same people who built the site in the first place.
I don't really know what I want yet.
Good — that's honestly where we're most useful. The first call is mostly us asking questions. By the end of it, things tend to feel a lot clearer.
Will I be able to update it myself?
Yes — we set it up so you can make edits without calling us. Change your hours, swap out a photo, add a paragraph. If you'd rather not touch it at all, that's what the maintenance plan is for.
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