Design
The pain
before the pixels.
People buy to fix something. I dig into what your customers struggle with, decide what to build about it, and design every page around the moment they realize you’re the fix.
I design and build websites for businesses that live off them, then stay after launch to make the numbers climb. Fixed quotes, landing pages from $1,490, and you own everything.
Send your link. You get back the three things costing you sales, ranked. No call, no pitch.
I find the problem, ship the build, then keep score of your market. Everything I learn about your customers and your competitors carries into the next step, so nothing gets explained twice.
Get the free auditDesign
People buy to fix something. I dig into what your customers struggle with, decide what to build about it, and design every page around the moment they realize you’re the fix.
Build
I hand-code it or use the platform that fits. And when you want a site nobody forgets, I make scroll-cinematic worlds with AI film and WebGL.
Growth
A launched site is a hypothesis. I watch real sessions, fix the pages that lose people, and track what your competitors do with pricing, messaging, and launches. You get a brief on what changed and what it means, with the next move spelled out.
Describe your business and your customers in plain words, and say what a win looks like. Add links or a deck if you have one.
You get the scope, price, and timeline with no mystery line items, plus my view on what your site must do. Argue with it.
I send a clickable staging link in week one. Comment right on the page. Changes ship daily, so nothing waits for a big reveal.
I handle go-live, from the domain to the hosting. Then the growth work begins wherever your analytics point.
I audit speed, copy, and the path to purchase. It’s free and happens in writing, so there’s no call to book.
You get a short report with the three things costing you sales, ranked by impact. Nobody needs a 40-page PDF of everything.
I rebuild the pages that carry revenue before touching anything cosmetic. Often that’s two pages, not twenty.
The test is simple: same traffic, more sales. You check the before-and-after numbers yourself, in your own analytics.
Send your competitors’ URLs. Drop in your strategy doc or sales deck so I understand your market before I start.
I set up monitoring across their websites, social, pricing, product pages, hiring, and press. You add the names, and I watch them.
You get a brief on what moved, what it means, and what to do about it. It takes a point of view.
Every signal feeds your next page, price, or campaign, so you move first.
“Something’s off but I can’t name it” is a perfectly good brief. Send your site, your numbers, or just your story.
You get a short diagnosis: where customers drop off, what that costs you, and which fix pays back fastest.
We choose the single highest-impact move: a new site, two fixed pages, or a growth push. I keep it small and quote it before it starts.
The bet ships in weeks. The results tell us if we were right, and what to bet on next.
I adapt it to your brand and stack, with your goals built in. The shelf has games, scroll cinematics, hero sections, full websites, and apps.
The domain, code, content, and analytics are yours from the start. Leave whenever you like and take everything with you. If you stay, it’ll be because the site earns its keep.
Solo founders, product teams, and friends with wild ideas use OGtraplord to think things through and build them in one place.
Questions worth asking
Three things, in one place. Design: I find the problems your customers have and decide what your site should say about them. Build: I ship it, from a landing page up to a web app or a scroll-cinematic world. Growth: I keep improving it after launch and watch what your competitors do. Hire me for any of them, or all three. Most clients start with Build, then add Growth once the site is live. What I learn in one carries into the next, but nothing is bundled by force.
Those are tools, and I use them daily. AI film, AI code, and AI research are half my craft. The difference is accountability. A tool gives you output; I give you an outcome. Someone still has to understand your market, make the calls, own the deadline, and answer for the results after launch. That someone is me.
No. You describe your business in plain words, and I handle everything technical. You get logins you own and a site you can update without touching code.
The pricing page has the details. Landing is $1,490, Website is $3,900, Studio starts at $7,900, and Growth is $790/month. Every project gets a fixed quote before work starts. If the scope changes mid-project, I re-quote before doing the work, never after. The Audit tier is free: send a link and get a straight answer. Nothing forces a subscription, because retainers are optional and month-to-month.
It’s measured in weeks. A focused landing page is fastest, and a full site or store takes longer. You get a clickable staging link in week one, so you’re never waiting on a reveal and you always know where things stand.
You own it. The domain, code, content, and analytics live in accounts under your name from the first day. And it scales. SSL everywhere, GDPR-ready forms, backups, and hosting that grows with your traffic are included on every build. Because it’s all standard tech, any team can take over tomorrow. Nothing locks you in.
Yes, and it’s most of the value. Design makes your business look credible. The words do the selling. I interview you and borrow your customers’ language, then write every headline, button, and product description.
Whatever you choose. Some clients take the keys and go. Most stay on Growth, which is $790/month for testing, competitor monitoring, and monthly numbers. It’s month-to-month and cancels anytime. One thing I won’t promise at any price: guaranteed Google rankings. Be careful with anyone who does. I guarantee the part I control: a technically clean site, content worth ranking, and reporting you can check.
Often, yes. And it’s cheaper. Send the link and I’ll audit it free. If the bones are good, I’ll say so. Then I’ll fix the pages that are losing you sales. If a rebuild costs less than patching, I’ll show you that math too.
I’ll tell you what your site should do about it, in plain words, with a price on it.