Aziz ExmatiWEB DEVELOPMENTINDEPENDENT WEB DEVELOPMENT
I build websites for service businesses that need to explain what they do and make it easy for customers to call or ask for a quote.
Start with a short message. Review the scope and total before paying anything.
YOUR POINT OF CONTACT
Tell me what you do and what you want customers to do next. I’ll help you decide what belongs on the site, then put the scope and price in writing for you to review.
See what I put in a proposal01 / A WEBSITE WITH A CLEAR JOB
A focused page for one offer, or a complete home for your business. We’ll agree what belongs in your website before the build begins.
A focused page for one service or offer. Help visitors understand why it matters and how to get in touch.
A good fit for: a single offer, a new service, or a link from your social profile.
Bring your services, story, and contact information together. Give people a clear picture of your business before they enquire.
A good fit for: a business that needs room to explain several services or replace an outdated site.
PRICING IN USD
Start with the website. Add tools to manage enquiries if you need them. Your written quote confirms the scope and separates any recurring costs.
From $499
Up to five pages to explain your services and give customers a clear way to contact you.
Ask about BasicFrom $699
Collect customer enquiries and get an email notification when a new enquiry comes in, so you can follow up.
Ask about Lead ManagementRecommended
From $1,099
Lead management plus a private dashboard where you can review enquiries in one place.
Ask about the DashboardCustom quote
For businesses that want ongoing management, monthly SEO work, and a scope tailored to their needs.
Discuss a Custom PlanThese are starting prices for the build. Your quote lists any domain, hosting, software, or ongoing service fees separately.
Start with your goal. A finished brief, logo, or fixed budget isn’t required for the first conversation. Any content, branding, or extra functionality needs will be clarified before the scope is agreed.
Explain what you do and who it is for, without making visitors search for the basics.
Put the next step where people need it, with a simple route to start a conversation.
Review the scope, costs, milestones, and handover before committing to the build.
LIVE WORK
See how I turn a brief into a live site and make the next step clear for visitors.
LIVE PROJECT · SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
I built this site for Top Auto Glass, a mobile auto glass repair and replacement business serving the San Francisco Bay Area. The goal was to help drivers quickly see whether the business serves their area, what it can fix, and how to ask for a quote.
PERSONAL PROJECT · AZIZ EXMATI
I wanted visitors to understand my services, explore different design directions, and get in touch without committing to a project.
02 / LESS IMAGINING. MORE EXPLORING.
A website should feel like a real place for your business. Pick a style below, click around, and imagine your own story here.
SPACES FOR REAL LIFE
Thoughtful homes, warm interiors, and room to live a little differently.
Architecture · Interiors · Your story
Space to01A light-filled home
02Natural materials, considered details
03A clear path from idea to space
Interactive example only — no order, booking, or enquiry is placed.
COFFEE. CROISSANTS. GOOD COMPANY.
A good cup, a flaky croissant, and a favourite corner. Make yourself at home.
Your menu · Your atmosphere · Easy to findGood mood01The house flat white — smooth, balanced, comforting
02Butter croissant — crisp outside, soft inside
03Iced matcha — a fresh little pick-me-up
Interactive example only — no order, booking, or enquiry is placed.
BIG IDEAS. A CLEARER DIRECTION.
A place for bright ideas, clear thinking, and the next chapter of your business.
Your services · Your personality · A clear next stepSmall spark.01Start with the right questions
02Find a direction that feels like you
03Make the next step easy to understand
Interactive example only — no order, booking, or enquiry is placed.
Real layouts. Imagined businesses. These are fictional concepts with AI-created imagery, not client projects or a promise of specific features.
Let’s find your website’s styleA PERSON, NOT JUST A CONTACT FORM
I’m Aziz Exmati. I build websites around a simple question: what should this help your business do?
We’ll start with your goals, your customers, and what you need now. From there, we can agree on a focused plan, explain the decisions, and build something that feels like your business.
Aziz ExmatiYOUR WEBSITE, BUILT WITH PURPOSE.03 / FROM IDEA TO HANDOVER
A clear process gives your project room to move forward. Deliverables, milestones, and payment terms are agreed in your proposal.
Share your business, goals, budget range, and ideas. We’ll clarify what the website needs to achieve.
Review the proposal, scope, timeline, and a negotiable deposit. Work starts after agreement and the agreed deposit.
Design and development follow the agreed direction, with review points and revisions defined in the proposal.
After approval and final payment, receive the agreed website files, access, and handover guidance.
BEFORE YOU PAY
You’ll see the price, the work, and what you’ll receive in writing before you decide whether to go ahead.
Home, Services, and Contact pages, with a click-to-call link and an email contact option. You supply the service details and photos. We review the design before launch, then I walk you through the handover.
Here’s what the written proposal would confirm before you pay.
04 / GOOD QUESTIONS
Have something else in mind?
Put it in your project brief.
A basic site of up to five pages starts at $499 USD. Lead management starts at $699 and the dashboard package starts at $1,099. See the pricing options for what each includes. Your written quote separates the build, optional extras, and ongoing costs.
The timeline depends on scope and how ready your content and feedback are. We’ll agree on milestones in the proposal. If you have a launch date, include it in your brief so we can discuss feasibility.
The design will account for phones, tablets, and desktop screens. Responsive layouts and practical navigation are part of the website scope, with checks on the agreed browsers and devices.
Ownership, source files, accounts, and handover are defined in the proposal. The plan is to hand over the agreed website after final payment. Third-party tools, fonts, and assets may have their own licences.
Yes, we can include setup guidance in the scope. Existing domains can be used. Hosting options depend on your website; a static website may fit a free tier, while extra services may carry ongoing costs. Any costs will be discussed first.
Tell me what you have and what you need. We’ll identify what content and brand assets the website needs, what you can provide, and any gaps to resolve before building. You don’t need a finished brief to start the conversation.
The proposal sets out a negotiable deposit, payment milestones, revision rounds, and final balance. Requests outside the agreed scope are discussed and priced before additional work. Final handover follows final payment.
No. Your name, email, and a short description of what you need are enough to start shaping a brief. Budget and project details can be discussed. The next step is a conversation, not a payment.
Tell me what you expect to change regularly. The proposal will explain how updates will work and whether ongoing help is included, separately scoped, or handled by you.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER STARTS WITH A CONVERSATION
You don’t need every answer.
Tell me what you do and what you want your website to help with.