Carly's Nail Art
A licensed nail tech working out of the Kansas City metro, with the work itself carrying the page: her own photography full-bleed behind the name, services and booking a thumb's reach below it, no salon-software template in sight.
Kartograf
Simple, fast websites for trucking, towing and trades businesses.
Send me your hours, your service area, your phone number and a few photos. About a week later you have a site that reads like you wrote it, and costs less to keep online than your phone plan.
0.9s
Typical load, 4G
2 weeks
Call to live site
1
Person you deal with
2026
Open for work since
What I build
01
The site itself
One page or six, depending on what you sell. Your services, your prices, your photos, written in the way you'd say it over the counter.
02
Booking the way you already do it
Square, a form to your inbox, a call button, or all three. Whatever you use now gets wired in, so nobody has to make an account to reach you.
03
Being findable
Your address, hours and services put where Google and Apple Maps look for them, plus the small print that stops a listing going stale. Handed over with a page on keeping it current.
Selected work
How it works
STEP 01
Twenty-minute call
What you do, who calls you, what the site has to earn. Free, no deck.
STEP 02
Fixed quote
One number, one page, in writing. Half up front, half at handover.
STEP 03
Build and one review
A working link in about a week. You mark up what's wrong; I fix it.
STEP 04
Live and yours
Your domain, your hosting account, your files. Leave whenever you like.
$350 to build the site. $30 a month covers upkeep, updates and your domain. Cancel any time.
Tell me about the job
A couple of lines is enough. I answer every message myself, usually the same day, and I'll say plainly if I'm not the right fit.