New website
For: a business or organization that needs a credible first site.
Typical scope: page planning, content structure, design, build, contact flow, and launch preparation.
Next step: define the audience, goals, and essential pages.
Websites
A useful website should make the next step obvious.
Campfire builds and improves focused websites for small businesses and local organizations, with structure and content shaped around what customers need to know.
Three ways to begin
Start where the site is today.
Website redesign
For: a site that feels dated, confusing, slow, or difficult to use on mobile.
Typical scope: content editing, navigation, visual system, accessibility fundamentals, and implementation.
Next step: review the current site and agree on priorities.
Updates and ongoing support
For: an existing site that needs focused improvements or dependable upkeep.
Typical scope: content updates, troubleshooting, forms, maintenance, backups, and small enhancements.
Next step: identify the immediate work and access required.
Built into every project
Designed to work beyond launch day.
- Clear information structure
- Mobile-responsive implementation
- Accessible fundamentals
- Useful calls to action
- Contact forms
- Search-friendly metadata and structure
- Performance-conscious implementation
- Maintainable content
Questions
Before you get in touch
Can you update an existing site?
Yes. Campfire can make focused improvements, troubleshoot problems, or plan a broader redesign.
Do you provide ongoing maintenance?
Yes. Maintenance and content-update arrangements are available based on the site and its needs.
Can I edit the site after it is built?
Yes, when that is part of the project plan. Campfire will recommend an approach based on who will maintain the site and how often content will change.
Do you provide hosting?
Hosting and ownership are discussed before work begins. Campfire can work with an appropriate existing host or recommend a maintainable setup.
Tell us what the site needs to do.
Share the current URL if there is one, the audience you need to reach, and what is not working today.