Plan & build
Shape a new website or rebuild an established one around your goals, audiences, content, and operations.
Websites built around how your business actually works.
Websites, custom portals, and business tools designed around the people you serve and the way your team works.
Start with what your business needs.
A clearer website, a client portal, or a tool that simplifies a daily task—each project starts with what needs to work better.
Strengthen & connect
Connect the tools behind your business with custom client or employee portals, dashboards, and workflows—or improve how people find you through search and a clearer brand.
Maintain & improve
Keep the website useful with dependable updates, new landing pages, campaign changes, and ongoing improvements.
Need original visuals? Certified aerial photography is available for properties, projects, and events.
A polished website needs more than a polished surface.
The visible design and the technical foundation are planned together from the beginning.
- Clear strategy
- Goals, audiences, content priorities, and responsibilities are defined before design begins.
- Responsive development
- Websites, portals, forms, and integrations are built around real tasks, with permissions, data handling, and testing planned for the project.
- Search foundations
- Semantic structure, metadata, performance, and useful content help search engines understand the site.
- Confident handoff
- Account ownership, documentation, training, launch checks, and support are planned before go-live.
A clear process, with one person accountable.
I’m Lexis Jindra—the strategist, designer, and developer behind JindraWebDev. You work directly with me, while I coordinate with your team and outside specialists when the project needs them.
- Discover & decideWe clarify goals, audiences, priorities, responsibilities, and what success should look like.
- Design & buildI organize the content, create the approved direction, and build the agreed functionality.
- Test & launchWe review the complete experience, prepare your team, publish, and plan what comes next.
Questions before a project begins.
Straight answers about scope, timing, ownership, revisions, search visibility, and support.
What kinds of websites, portals, and projects do you take on?
I work directly with businesses, nonprofits, community organizations, and internal teams on websites and custom business tools. Projects can include client and employee portals, dashboards, work orders, document sharing, and approval workflows. We define the users, permissions, integrations, testing, training, and ongoing support around your needs. You can start with one useful workflow and expand from there.
Can you redesign an established website, and which platforms do you use?
Yes. I work with WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace, custom PHP and HTML websites, and other established tools when they fit. For an existing site, I review the content, analytics when available, business goals, audiences, functionality, ownership, and long-term maintenance needs before recommending the platform and migration plan.
What will the project cost, and how long will it take?
Investment and timing depend on site size, content readiness, strategy, design, functionality, integrations, migration, accessibility, search work, stakeholders, and approval speed. After discovery, I provide a written proposal with scope, milestones, responsibilities, payment schedule, timeline assumptions, and exclusions.
How are revisions and added work handled?
Each proposal includes defined review stages and revision rounds. Feedback is consolidated by the agreed decision-maker. Added pages, functionality, or a new direction are documented and priced before they become part of the project.
Will the website be prepared for Google and AI search?
I build crawlable, indexable pages with clear service explanations, semantic headings, useful internal links, metadata, image text, organization details, original project proof, and structured data when appropriate. No provider can guarantee rankings, AI citations, or generated-answer placement.
Who owns everything, and what happens after launch?
Whenever possible, the client owns the domain, hosting, platform, analytics, and other core accounts, with project access granted to me. Launch includes the testing, documentation, handoff, training, and correction period listed in the proposal. Continued support can be arranged as focused updates, prepaid time, a recurring agreement, or a separately scoped project.
Let’s build the website or tools your business needs.
Tell me about your business, the work you want to simplify, and what a better experience would make possible.