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Your BusinessDeserves BetterThan an OutdatedWebsite.

Matthew Web builds modern, responsive websites for small businesses that need a first website, a complete redesign, a better mobile experience, stronger lead capture, or a website that finally reflects the business it represents.

Common Website Problems

Which One Sounds Like Your Business?

A website project should start with the problem that actually needs to be solved.

No Website

Your business depends on Facebook, directories, word-of-mouth, or nothing at all for its online presence.

Build from scratch

Outdated Website

Your current site no longer reflects the quality, services, brand, or direction of your business.

Complete redesign

Broken Website

Links, pages, forms, buttons, contact information, or important customer actions are not working correctly.

Repair or rebuild

Poor Mobile Experience

Customers have trouble reading, navigating, calling, or completing forms when using a phone.

Responsive rebuild

Incomplete Website

Important services, examples, trust information, contact paths, pricing context, or other useful content is missing.

Complete the site

No Clear Next Step

Visitors can see your website but cannot easily tell how to contact, request a quote, book, buy, or take action.

Improve conversion path
More Than Appearance

A Website Should Do a Job.

A business website should not exist just because businesses are expected to have one.

It should help visitors quickly understand what the business does, decide whether they trust it, and know exactly how to take the next step.

That could mean making a phone call, submitting a quote request, filling out a form, visiting the business, booking an appointment, or exploring services.

Explain the BusinessMake services, location, contact information, and important details easy to understand.
Build TrustPresent the business professionally with clear information, examples, and useful content.
Create a Clear Next StepGive visitors an obvious path to call, contact, request a quote, book, or take action.
Support DiscoveryGive search engines a clear technical and content structure to understand.
Website Foundation

Built for Modern Customers

The exact project depends on the business, but these are some of the foundations a professional small-business website should be built around.

Responsive Design

Layouts designed to work across desktops, laptops, tablets, and smartphones.

Clear Page Structure

Services, business information, calls-to-action, and important customer information organized clearly.

SEO-Ready Foundation

Page titles, metadata, headings, internal links, sitemap structure, and indexing preparation.

Lead Capture

Contact forms, quote requests, phone links, booking links, and other ways for visitors to become leads.

Performance Focus

Practical layouts, optimized assets, and modern development aimed at keeping the site responsive and usable.

Room to Grow

Your website can later expand into dashboards, databases, automation, custom software, and other business tools.

Project Components

Build What the Business Needs.

Not every website needs every possible feature. We can choose the pages and functionality that make sense for the actual business instead of forcing every customer into exactly the same layout.

Home page
About page
Service pages
Contact page
Quote or inquiry forms
Mobile navigation
Calls-to-action
Domain connection
Analytics setup
SEO-ready structure
Sitemap and indexing setup
Custom business features

Your Website Can Grow Into Business Software.

A contact form can later feed a dashboard. Customer information can be stored and organized. Payment functionality, reporting, automation, admin tools, and custom workflows can be added as the business grows.

Custom Software
Website Process

From Business Need to Live Website

The project moves through a defined process instead of jumping directly into random design work.

STEP 01

Understand the Business

We look at what your business does, who your customers are, your current website situation, and what the new website actually needs to accomplish.

STEP 02

Plan the Website

We determine which pages, information, forms, customer actions, integrations, and functionality the project needs.

STEP 03

Design & Build

The website is built around a responsive structure with clear content, business-focused calls-to-action, and modern visual design.

STEP 04

Review & Improve

The project is reviewed and refined before launch so content, layout, forms, links, and important functionality work as intended.

STEP 05

Launch

The domain and production deployment are prepared so the completed website can go live.

STEP 06

Maintain & Grow

After launch, Matthew Web can continue helping with updates, maintenance, new pages, SEO work, analytics, and added functionality.

Website Design FAQ

Common Questions

A few common questions about website creation, redesigns, search setup, domains, and future growth.

Do I need a website if I already have a Facebook page?

For most businesses, a website is still valuable because it gives you more control over your services, contact process, search visibility, content, branding, forms, and long-term online presence. Social media can support the website rather than replace it.

Can Matthew Web redesign my existing website?

Yes. A redesign can improve the visual design, mobile experience, page structure, customer path, content, forms, search setup, and technical foundation without pretending the existing site has to be completely useless.

Do you build websites outside Maine?

Yes. Matthew Web is based in Maine and has a strong focus on Maine small businesses, but website projects can also be completed remotely for businesses throughout the United States.

Is SEO included with website design?

The website can include an SEO-ready technical foundation such as page titles, descriptions, headings, internal links, sitemap preparation, robots checks, and indexing support. Ongoing SEO, content development, and deeper search work can also be handled separately.

Can you use my existing domain?

Usually, yes. If you still own and control your domain, it can generally be connected to the new website when the project is ready to launch.

Can my website collect leads?

Yes. Depending on the project, the website can include contact forms, quote requests, service inquiries, booking links, phone actions, or more advanced lead systems.

Can I add custom software later?

Yes. A website can start with public pages and later grow into dashboards, databases, customer tools, automation, reporting, or other custom functionality.

Do you only use templates?

No. Matthew Web can build custom layouts and custom-coded functionality. The approach depends on the goals, budget, timeline, and technical requirements of the project.

Ready for a Website That Fits Your Business?

Whether you have no website, need a redesign, or already know exactly what you want built, tell Matthew Web about the project and we can determine the next step.