Who I've built for, and how each one got built.
Five businesses, five different problems: a golf academy selling sessions, a repair shop taking emergency calls, a sneaker store running weekly drops, a hardware company launching a product nobody had seen, and an author with one book. None of them got the same site. If your trade is not on this page, that is not a limit. I just have not written it up yet.
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Five businesses. Five sites you can open right now.
This is not a list of industries I accept. It is the list of ones I have already built for, with the live site attached to each so you can judge the work instead of the claim.
Redline Golf Academy
A coaching site built around one funnel: proof in the hero, three pricing tiers structured to sell the middle one, and Calendly booking wired into every call to action so a visitor goes from search to booked session without a phone call.
lead-gen + SEOP&C Mobile Repair
A lead-gen build that became the studio's biggest SEO architecture: listed rates on the page, a quote form wired for calls and texts, then a build-out from 12 pages to 50 with service pages, city pages, and the full schema stack.
e-commerceRoyal Soles
A Shopify storefront customized end to end for a sneaker resale brand: custom theming, a live countdown driving the weekly Friday drop, buy-sell-trade flow, and a catalog structure built for one-of-one inventory.
product launchManta Systems
A pre-launch site built to make unreleased hardware feel real: dark, render-driven design, a how-it-works section that explains a new product category in one scroll, and a single conversion, the waitlist, with nothing competing against it.
author launchCasi Camacho
A launch build where restraint was the engineering: one page, one book, one email field, backed by a real double opt-in flow. Proof that the studio has no house style. The business decides the look.
Notes from the trades I get asked about most.
Six write-ups on what actually works in a specific trade. Read them as examples of how I think about a build, not as the six kinds of business I will take on.
Auto repair & mobile mechanics
Nobody browses for a mechanic. They search in a panic, tap the first shop that looks legit, and call. A repair shop site has one job: show up in that...
web design for coachesCoaches & training
Coaching is a trust purchase. Parents and players are not comparing feature lists, they are deciding whether you are the real thing. A coaching site...
web design for shopsShops & e-commerce
Every small shop on the internet is one theme away from looking like every other small shop on the internet. The build that wins is the one that...
web design for professionalsProfessional services
Tax offices, consultants, and practices sell trust before they sell a service. The site's job is to make a stranger comfortable enough to hand over...
web design for marineMarine & boating
Marine tech, boat services, charters: businesses with genuinely photogenic work stuck behind sites that do not do it justice. The water sells itself...
web design for the tradesHome services & trades
A burst pipe does not comparison shop. Trades win online by showing up in the local search, looking trustworthy in under three seconds, and making...
What it costs, said out loud.
A new build or a full revamp starts at $1,500, one number before any work starts. Cash flow tight? The $0-down plan gets you the same custom site from $150 a month on a 12-month term. SEO starts at $300 a month with maintenance included, or, if you would rather not pay a monthly, a performance option: no fee and 10% of tracked sales instead. Full details on the pricing section.
What owners say once the site is live.
Aiden built the whole website for my mobile truck repair business in South Florida and set up the SEO behind it. Just under 2 months in and I'm already getting calls from people finding us on Google. He put all our rates and service areas right on the site and handled everything himself, start to finish. Highly recommend if you run a business and need to actually get found.
I am so grateful for Cross Designs! I needed two websites built in a short amount of time, and Aiden delivered. He went above and beyond to ensure my vision for each came to life, and he guided me through website design choices, email capture and domain name ideas. I highly recommend for anyone looking for a professional that has a consultative and personalized approach to building your dream website.
Both are published word for word on the reviews page, and the builds behind them are on the work page.
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