Websites are easier to read on any screen.

We went through every website we run and fixed how text and images sit on the page. Smaller type got larger. Text that was hard to read on top of photos got fixed. Pages that looked like a thin strip on a big monitor use the full width.

Most of this is invisible if you're not looking for it. You just notice that things are easier to read and nothing looks squished or cramped. The work is in the details: how much space sits between lines, how much empty space is around text, what color sits behind what.

It's the kind of work that doesn't feel like much when it's done right. But it adds up. A customer spending ten minutes on a site instead of three because they can actually read it matters.