Discovery and requirements
Business goals, audiences, stakeholders, constraints, functionality, content ownership, and the decisions the project needs to support.
I’m a Nebraska designer, developer, mother, widow, and advocate for owner-led businesses and mission-driven organizations—building thoughtful digital homes for real people doing meaningful work.
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Nebraska designer & developer
Nebraska-based
Independent designer + developer
Motherhood changed how I build.
Clear. Practical. Intentional. No wasted steps.
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A personal, local approach
I lead the strategy, content structure, design, development, testing, and launch. The person learning your organization is also responsible for carrying those decisions into the finished website, giving the project continuity from the first conversation through handoff.
Business goals, audiences, stakeholders, constraints, functionality, content ownership, and the decisions the project needs to support.
Content audits, sitemaps, user journeys, page responsibilities, navigation, calls-to-action, and migration planning.
Responsive visual systems, reusable layouts, CMS implementation, ecommerce, forms, and third-party integrations.
Accessibility, performance, semantic structure, search metadata, redirects, analytics, account ownership, and maintainability.
Cross-device review, form and link testing, integration checks, launch coordination, documentation, and team training.
Planned updates, new landing pages, platform organization, campaigns, technical improvements, and support as the organization changes.
I can work directly with an owner or coordinate with marketing, leadership, subject-matter experts, staff, volunteers, and outside vendors. Clear decision ownership and consolidated feedback keep the work moving.
If a project requires legal review, advanced cybersecurity, complex enterprise integration, specialized photography, or another discipline outside my role, I identify the need early and help define the right responsibility. The role, timing, and cost are clarified before the work is approved.
I’m Lexis Jindra, the owner of JindraWebDev. I grew up with small-town Nebraska values: help people when you can, do the work the right way, and care about the community you’re part of. That is still the heart behind how I approach business.
Becoming a mom changed the way I see time, trust, and responsibility. I know what it feels like to carry a lot, to make decisions while life is moving fast, and to need things to be clear instead of complicated.
That perspective shows up in my work. I build websites for busy people leading businesses and organizations who do not have time for confusing tech, scattered content, or a process that makes everything harder than it needs to be.
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Motherhood & purpose
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My daughter was only two months old when my husband, Jack, passed away. That kind of loss changes everything. It makes you painfully aware that time is precious, people matter, and the work we leave behind should mean something.
JindraWebDev is part of how I keep moving forward. It gives me a way to build something steady for my daughter while helping other people build something stronger for their businesses, families, and communities.
I love the mix of creativity and structure. A good website is not just pretty. It organizes information, builds trust, answers questions, and helps people take the next step.
I especially love working with owner-led businesses, nonprofits, and community organizations because the website is usually more than a website. It is the front door, the first impression, and the place people check before they call, visit, shop, book, donate, or decide to trust the work.
I organize your message, design around the people you serve, and build a polished site that makes the next step clear.
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A practical place to build
Local Life
Small-town Nebraska roots
I build for real life.
Busy teams, real stakeholders, evolving content, and websites that need to support the work—not create more of it.
Outside of client work, I’m a mom first. I care about creating a life that feels steady, beautiful, and meaningful for my daughter. That same care carries into my work with clients.
I like warm neutrals, thoughtful typography, clean layouts, good coffee shop energy, community projects, and design that feels polished without feeling cold or impersonal.
I’m not here to make your business sound like everyone else’s. I’m here to help your online presence feel clearer, more credible, and more like you.
Whether you need a focused website, a full organizational overhaul, or a long-term digital partner, I’d love to hear what you’re building.