Petrak & Daughter
The Petraks have been in the tire trade for three generations, so the homepage opens on a 3D tire. Its molded lettering rises as a shop light swings across it, and the tire rolls to its date code as you scroll.
Websites and apps, built to order.
I design and build websites and custom software for small businesses and founders. Nothing starts from a template, and for a website you see the top of your homepage before you pay a deposit.
Websites are $350 for one page, $1,000 for up to five pages and $2,000 with a 3D centerpiece. See pricing
Petrak & Daughter Tire Co., a five-page concept build.
Five builds. No template under any of them.
These are concept businesses. I invented each one, then built its site to the standard I’d build yours. Each model here is a whole site: the homepage is the front wall, and every other page stands behind it.
Ives, Barber
Hollis Ives spent eleven years as a surgical technologist, so his site is as clean as an operating room: warm white paper, black ink, one deep blue word on each screen, and a 3D straight razor resting on the page.
Panel Forge
New comics come out every Wednesday, so the whole site is built as that week’s issue: the cover turns on its spine, and scrolling moves you through the story one panel at a time.
Kovach & Vela
Kovach & Vela reads music contracts for bands and the venues that book them, so the homepage is a pink turntable: scrolling drops the needle and plays side A, one track for each kind of work the firm does.
Fade House
A barbershop on one page, laid out like a magazine spread: the headline stacks one line solid, one in outline and one in gold over a dark photograph, and the prices read like a restaurant menu.
Websites
A site designed around how your customers decide: the pages they look for, the questions they ask, and one clear way to call or book. Your homepage comes first, so you can judge the work before you commit.
Apps
Booking and ordering tools, customer portals, and the internal tools a business runs on. If your team books, orders or tracks something by hand, I can usually build the tool that does it.
You see it before you pay for it.
A homepage, first.
After a 20-minute call, I build the top of your homepage with your name and your reviews, and send it as a link you can open on your phone.
Then the rest goes up.
Approve it and pay half to start. I build the rest of the pages, like your services, prices, reviews and how to reach you, and you pay the other half at launch.
Live, in your name.
Your domain is in your name from the first day, and the site is yours once it’s paid for.
What it costs.
One person builds it, and answers for it.
Axava Builds is part of Axava LLC, an Ohio company. I’m Spencer Reeder. I design every site, write the code, and answer when something needs to change.