Layer Logic Web is a small, hands-on practice for custom websites and lightweight business applications. No templates. No assembly-line packages. We start with your workflow, present real concepts before building, and stay in close contact the whole way through.
We focus on the work where close communication and a workflow-first approach actually matter. Everything below is built custom — there are no templates dressed up to look new.
Multi-page or single-page sites for small businesses, service providers, and independent operators who want something that looks like them — not like a theme.
Internal tools, client portals, intake forms, scheduling flows, and small dashboards that replace spreadsheets and copy-paste workflows.
Inherited a site that nobody can edit? A page builder that has spiraled? We assess what’s worth keeping and rebuild the parts that are fighting against you.
Most agencies are optimized for their own throughput. We’re optimized for ending up with the right thing. That means a slower start, a clearer middle, and far less surprise at the end.
A real conversation about how your business actually runs day-to-day: who does what, where the friction is, what needs to be visible to customers, and what doesn’t. We take notes, ask follow-ups, and map it out.
Before we build anything, we present 1–2 concept directions: structure, key pages, primary screens, tone of voice. You react, we adjust, and we agree on the direction while it’s still cheap to change.
We share progress in short, frequent loops — not 4-week silences. You stay involved enough to catch issues early, but never have to manage us. We write the code, you stay in the loop on what it’s doing.
Launch is just a milestone, not a finish line. We document what’s running, hand over accounts and access, and make sure another developer could pick it up. You own everything we built.
A workflow-first project can’t be done well in parallel with twenty others. So we don’t.
A capped workload is how we keep our process honest. You get the same person on calls, in your code, and on email — for the whole project. When we’re full, we say so, instead of saying yes and disappearing for three weeks.
These are concept examples used to demonstrate design direction and the breadth of project types we take on — small business sites, service providers, fitness, and lightweight client portals.
Photo-led marketing site with a clear path from project gallery to quote request, plus a simple lead intake.
Editorial single-page site emphasizing voice and credibility, with a focused consultation-request flow.
Class-focused site with a clean schedule view and an intro-offer funnel for new members.
Lightweight portal for sharing project status, documents, and messages with clients — replacing a tangle of email threads.
Concept examples shown are fictional and used to demonstrate design direction. No real client names, logos, or content are represented.
We’d rather refer you to someone else than take on a project we’re wrong for. Here’s a quick read on where we tend to do our best work.
We don’t sell fixed packages — every quote is built from scope. These ranges are just to help you sanity-check whether we’re in the same ballpark before you reach out.
Small marketing site or focused landing experience.
Timeline · 2–4 weeks
The bulk of our work — custom sites and small apps.
Timeline · 4–8 weeks
Custom business apps and larger rebuilds.
Timeline · scoped per project
Ranges are illustrative and not commitments. Every project is scoped and quoted individually after discovery.
Templates optimize for speed of delivery, not fit. They tend to push your business toward whatever the template was designed around, instead of the other way around. Custom work takes longer up front, but it ends up being easier to maintain and easier to grow into.
Enough to make decisions — not enough to manage us. Expect a few short calls or message threads per week during active phases, plus a longer review at each milestone. Most clients spend a couple of hours a week on the project at most.
Because the process only works if we’re actually paying attention. Running ten projects in parallel would force us into a templated, assembly-line mode of working — which is exactly what we’re trying to avoid. When we’re full, we say so and offer a start date.
Not really. Every project is quoted from scope, not from a tier sheet. Once discovery is done and we’ve agreed on a direction, you get a written proposal with a fixed scope and a fixed price for that scope — so there are no open meters.
You do. The domain, hosting, accounts, code, and content all belong to you. We hand over access, write down what’s where, and make sure another developer could take it on if you ever needed to switch.
We include a short post-launch window on most projects to handle anything that surfaces in the first few weeks. After that, we can do ongoing maintenance hourly or on a small retainer — but it’s never required.
Both. We list there because they’re the channels small businesses and independent operators actually use. The work itself is the same regardless of how you found us.
A short message is enough to get started — what you do, what you’re trying to build or fix, and a rough timeline. If we’re a fit, we’ll set up a discovery call. If we’re not, we’ll point you somewhere better.
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