Website Design Near Seattle, WA

Your competition in Seattle is one tap away. If your site takes four seconds to load on a phone in Ballard, that customer is already reading someone else's page.
We build websites for businesses across the Seattle area from our office down the road in Kent. Close enough to meet you on your schedule, far enough south that our costs are not Belltown costs. We are a BBB Accredited Business, founded by a PMP-certified professional.
What Our Clients Think About Our Web Design Services
Why Work With a Web Design Company Near Seattle
Seattle is a hard market to look average in. Your customers spend all day in well-built apps, so a site that feels clunky reads as a warning sign about the business behind it.
That expectation changes how we build. Photography has to be real. Load times have to survive a phone on a bus. Navigation has to make sense to somebody who has never heard of you.
We are members of the Seattle Southside Chamber of Commerce, along with the Kent and Renton chambers, so a good share of our work arrives by referral from other owners in the corridor. That matters more than it sounds. Referral clients tell us what actually broke on their last site, which is how we learned that the most common complaint is not design at all. It is not being able to update your own page without emailing somebody.
Neighborhood context shapes the work too. A cafe near Fremont and a law office near Capitol Hill want the same thing from a website and need completely different pages to get it. One needs hours, a map, and a menu that loads instantly. The other needs credibility, clear practice areas, and a way to start a conversation privately.
Website Design and Development Near Seattle
We lead with three things. Everything else supports them.
Custom web design. A layout built around how your customers actually buy, not a template with your logo dropped in. Every build is responsive and tested on real phones, not just resized in a browser.
Local SEO. A site that can rank near Seattle needs page structure, clean URLs, and a page for each service you sell. We start by reviewing the site you have and the Google Business Profile attached to it. That order saves money more often than it costs it. Plenty of owners are about to pay for a rebuild when the real problem is a listing in the wrong category.
Social media management. Posting on a schedule, on the accounts your customers use, without you writing captions on a Sunday night.
What is the point of ranking for a search if the page it lands on says nothing?
That question drives how we write. Every page gets a job, and pages that do not have one do not get built.
Our Five Phase Build
Most Seattle-area projects run four to six weeks from the first call to launch. Ecommerce runs longer.
1. Discovery. Your business, your market, what you sell, and what a lead is worth to you.
2. Design. Wireframes and concepts you react to before anyone writes code.
3. Build. Development with search structure in place from the start, not bolted on after.
4. Test and launch. Real devices, real browsers, and a redirect map from your old pages so a redesign does not throw away traffic you already earn.
5. Support. Updates, training, and a person to call.
Phase four is where we spend more time than most shops. In our experience the redirect map is the single most skipped step in a redesign, and it is the one that quietly costs a business its rankings.
What It Costs
We publish what we can, because you should not sit through a sales call to hear a number.
Social media management runs on three set tiers. Basic is 195 dollars a month for two posts a week. Standard is 295 dollars a month for three. Premium is 495 dollars a month for five. All three cover content creation, one account across platforms, and the tools.
Website builds are quoted after we look at what you have, because a five page site for a contractor and a thirty page catalog are not the same job. We split the one-time build cost from the monthly running cost on every quote, so you can see both before you sign.
Ever been handed a website quote with one number on it?
That is the version to walk away from.
Hosting and
maintenance are real monthly costs, and a quote that hides them is not a quote.
Other Services for Seattle-Area Businesses
Ecommerce website design for product catalogs, carts, and checkout
Website redesign that keeps the pages already earning traffic
Web accessibility work, so your site is usable by people relying on screen readers and keyboards
Google Business Profile management to strengthen how you show up in map results
Landing page design for a single campaign or offer
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a website near Seattle take to build?
Four to six weeks is typical, and we can move faster when the deadline is real and your content is ready. The delay is almost never the design. It is waiting on photos, copy, and approvals.
Do you work with small businesses, or only larger companies?
Small businesses are most of what we do. First professional site, first rebuild, first time somebody has explained why the old one never brought in calls.
Will I own my website and my domain?
Yes. The domain, the hosting account, and the content go in your name. Ask any designer that question before you hire them, and if the answer is not you, the price is not the real price.
Can I update the site myself after launch?
Yes, and we train you before launch rather than after. Most owners want to change hours, add a photo, or post an update without opening a support ticket.
Do you have an office near Seattle?
Our office is at 22012 126th Ct SE in Kent, about twenty minutes south of downtown Seattle. We work with clients across the corridor and meet wherever it suits you.
Get Started
Send us your current web address, or tell us what you need. We will look at the site and the Google listing behind it, then give you a fixed quote with the one-time and monthly costs on separate lines.
JLT Web Design & Digital Marketing 22012 126th Ct SE, Kent, WA 98031
(206) 429-4621

