Your website is easier to read with over 40 fixes.

We spent a week fixing the website design itself, not adding features but fixing the things that made sites hard to look at. The logo on mobile was pinned too small and squished the tagline. Text sat too tight under images. Photo boxes had stale dates and weird borders. The layout on a 3440-pixel monitor read like a narrow strip instead of filling the space.

Every fix was small. Make the logo bigger on phones. Add space under headlines. Fix how photos stretch to fit. Adjust spacing between lines of text on small screens. But 40 small fixes add up to sites that don't feel like templates anymore. They feel like they were designed for the person looking at them.

The design system still does the same job, but it does it cleaner. If you're running a local business and thinking about whether a website is worth it, a site that looks this good is worth more than one that doesn't.