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Independent web designer
Websites people actually book from.
I design and build websites for salons, studios and local service businesses that say what you do, what it costs and how to book. I study organizational and business psychology at IU and use it on every page: the prices, hours and booking link go where people actually look, so a new client on their phone can book you in under a minute.
Selected work
Three sites, shown whole.
One live product and two self-initiated concepts. Hover any preview to scroll the full page; every project has a case study with desktop and phone views.
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Services
Three ways to work together.
Each ends with a live site on your own domain, with the words written for you.
A new small business website
From $750. Two to three weeks from kickoff.
- A short call about your customers, your services and what people ask you every week
- Design and copy written for the site, built on your real information, not placeholder text
- Hours, prices, location and booking or contact where people look for them
- Works on phones first, since that's where most local searches happen
- Two rounds of changes, then launch on your own domain
A redesign of the site you have
From $750. Larger sites quoted on the call.
- A plain-language review of what's working, what's dated and what's quietly costing you customers
- Keep your domain, your name and anything that already works
- Fix the common problems: no hours, no prices, dead buttons, request forms where instant booking belongs
- Rebuilt to load fast and read well on a phone
Updates and upkeep
$75 a month after launch. Cancel any time.
- Hosting, your domain connected and kept online
- Up to about 30 minutes of edits a month: new prices, a new stylist, holiday hours, a new photo. Bigger changes are $60 an hour, billed in half-hour blocks
- Email me the change and I make it, no ticket system
About
A good site isn't the one with the most on it. It's the one where a stranger finds the price, the hours and the booking button without thinking.
I'm Greta. I started SCULPTiv, an at-home strength platform, and designed and built its website myself: the brand, the words, the pages and the parts behind the login. That's where I learned what a small business website actually has to do, because I was the one watching whether people clicked.
I'm a junior at Indiana University Bloomington studying organizational and business psychology, which is mostly the study of why people do or don't take the next step. I apply it to websites.
I'm based in Carmel, Indiana, and I like working with local businesses I can actually visit. I take on a few projects at a time so each one gets my attention, and I'd rather tell you a feature isn't worth paying for than sell it to you.
Inquiries
Tell me about your business.
A few sentences is plenty. I'll read it, look at your current site if you have one, and reply with questions or a time to talk.
No sales call, no pressure. If I'm not the right fit, I'll say so and point you somewhere useful.
Prefer email? gretahirschfeld.designs@gmail.com