Orlando web design · Fixed-scope sprints

Turn a rough website into a clear next step.

I repair the page you already have or build one focused landing page from scratch, so visitors can understand the offer and know what to do next.

Fix my website · $295 Build a lead page · $850

Fixed scope. Clear price. One point of contact.

Designed, built, and tested by one person Scope confirmed before work begins Responsive QA included Orlando, Florida

Two focused ways to start

Choose the sprint that matches the problem.

No open-ended engagement and no mystery estimate. Each sprint has a defined outcome, timeline, and revision allowance before work begins.

Repair what you have

Website Rescue Mini

$295

A focused cleanup for an existing page that feels broken, dated, awkward on mobile, or unclear about what visitors should do next.

  • Quick audit and written repair plan
  • Three agreed front-end fixes on one page
  • Mobile and desktop layout cleanup
  • CTA, link, and basic form checks
  • One revision round
Good fit: spacing, hierarchy, responsiveness, CTA, form, or visual-polish issues. Backend failures, ecommerce, full rebrands, and new pages require a separate scope.
Start a Website Rescue

Build the page you need

Lead Page Sprint

$850

A responsive landing page that gives one audience a clear reason to act, for a service, campaign, event, launch, or stronger homepage.

  • Audience, goal, and page-plan review
  • Custom responsive page design and build
  • Copy organization and light editing
  • Contact action plus basic SEO metadata
  • Accessibility and performance QA
  • One revision round and handoff
Good fit: local services, creators, early products, and paid campaigns. Ecommerce, long-form copywriting, complex integrations, hosting, and paid software are separate.
Build my lead page

Proof, not promises

Real work, built and tested.

The work spans websites, software, visual systems, and game production. The common thread is clear structure and a finished result that works beyond the mockup.

SALTWRATH key art showing a hoplite facing a storm god above the sea

Independent product · Godot

SALTWRATH

A solo-built Greek-myth roguelite spanning gameplay systems, pixel art, interface design, QA, a launch website, and Steam presentation.

Read the case study Steam page
Preview of the Xtreme Gracie Jiu Jitsu website

Multi-page website

Xtreme Gracie Jiu Jitsu

A cinematic site organizing programs, schedules, pricing, and photography into a clearer journey for prospective students.

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Preview of the UGC Yulii creator website

Creator website

UGC Yulii

A mobile-first creator site with animated presentation, dark and light themes, and clear paths into portfolio and shoppable links.

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Homepage concept for a fictional independent auto repair shop

Conversion concept · Auto repair

Ironwood Auto Works

A homepage concept for an independent repair shop, built around the question a driver actually asks first: what will this cost before you touch it. The business is fictional and labeled that way throughout.

Explore the concept
Homepage concept for a fictional private tattoo studio

Conversion concept · Private studio

Vellum Tattoo Studio

A concept that moves an artist's portfolio off a social feed and into a page you can browse by style and book from. The studio is fictional and labeled that way throughout.

Explore the concept
Modern backyard and pool used in the fictional Cypressline landscaping concept Fictional portfolio concept

Conversion concept · Local landscaping

Cypressline Outdoor Co.

A purpose-built landing page demonstrating regional offer positioning, responsive art direction, accessible interactions, and a clear lead path. The business and project examples are labeled fictional throughout.

Explore the concept

Selected case study

SALTWRATH: building a launch-ready game and visual system solo.

How one project grew from combat mechanics into a production art pipeline, repeatable QA, a public launch site, and a live Steam presence.

RoleSolo developer, designer, producer
Built withGodot · Pixel art · Web
StatusSteam page live · Q4 2026
SALTWRATH storm-and-bronze key art Visit saltwrath.com
01

Define the rules

Player, enemies, harmful effects, terrain, and interface elements each received a readable visual role before the asset count grew.

02

Build for production

Reusable Godot systems, naming conventions, and asset pipelines kept new content organized and implementation-ready.

03

Test the real experience

Sprites, effects, terrain, and interfaces were checked at native scale and inside crowded gameplay, not only on presentation boards.

04

Create the launch path

The website and Steam presentation carry the game’s storm-and-bronze identity into one clear destination for prospective players.

What this means for a web client

Most client websites are smaller than a game. They benefit from the same habits.

Define the goal, organize the system, test the actual experience, and hand over something maintainable.

See the Lead Page Sprint

A small, visible process

You always know what happens next.

  1. 01

    Send the page and the goal

    Share what feels wrong, what visitors should do, and where the current site lives.

  2. 02

    I confirm the scope

    You receive the deliverables, exclusions, schedule, and exact price before work begins.

  3. 03

    I build and test

    I complete the sprint and check the result across desktop and mobile.

  4. 04

    You review and launch

    We use the included revision, then I hand off the files or publish the approved result.

For agencies and studios

Reliable overflow without another layer of management.

I take on bounded white-label front-end builds, responsive cleanup, launch fixes, production assets, and web QA. I work from the brief, respect the existing system, and return organized files.

$350 design-only pilot $650 design-and-build pilot 72-hour target · one page · one revision
Ask about overflow capacity

About Caleb

Direct from brief to handoff.

I’m Caleb Pierce, an independent developer and designer based in Orlando. I handle design, front-end development, visual systems, and QA, so feedback reaches the person doing the work.

My projects range from focused small-business pages to production game systems. Regardless of size, I keep the scope understandable, communicate problems early, and deliver work that can be maintained after handoff.

Responsive web design Front-end development Landing pages Web QA Application UI Godot and pixel art

Before you book

Clear answers, before the work starts.

Does the $295 rescue cover any website problem?

No. It covers one existing page and three agreed front-end fixes. I review the page first. Backend failures, full redesigns, migrations, and major new features require a separate scope.

What do you need from me?

Usually your website URL, the action visitors should take, existing copy and brand assets, and site access after we agree on the scope. The project clock begins after the required material is ready.

Do you use templates?

I may use established frameworks, components, or platform features when they make the result faster, safer, and easier to maintain. The layout and implementation are tailored to the agreed goal, and I tell you what the site is built with.

Can you guarantee more leads or sales?

No honest web professional can guarantee sales from a page alone. I improve clarity, usability, responsiveness, and the path to contact. Results also depend on traffic, the offer, reputation, price, and follow-up.

How many revisions are included?

Both launch offers include one revision round. A revision adjusts the agreed direction; new pages, features, or a new direction are quoted separately.

Who owns the domain, hosting, and finished work?

Your domain, hosting, and third-party accounts remain in your control. After final payment, you receive the agreed project files and rights to custom deliverables. Third-party software, fonts, and assets keep their original licenses.

What happens after launch?

I correct defects in the agreed deliverables reported within 14 days of launch. New content, features, and ongoing maintenance can be scoped separately.

Start with the real problem

Not sure whether to repair or rebuild?

Send the page and the outcome you want. I’ll tell you which sprint fits, what falls outside the scope, and what I would fix first.

Get a scoped recommendation Emailcaleb@cfwebdev.net Call(407) 480-9032

No pressure and no vague estimate. You will hear directly from Caleb.