Web design in Gilbert that fits the business.
We build websites for Gilbert and Phoenix metro businesses. A technical product shouldn't look like a wellness shop. A podcast shouldn't behave like a brochure. The structure, interaction, and visual language should make the business easier to understand and easier to choose.
Three businesses. Three different jobs.
These are live client builds. Each tile uses the same frame so the work is easy to compare, while the sites themselves keep their own identity.

Make technical hardware easy to understand.
Product-led web design, conversion paths, search structure, and a visual system that can grow with the hardware catalog.
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Turn product education into a buying path.
A calm storefront for a sleep and recovery brand, built around benefit clarity and a cleaner route from curiosity to checkout.
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Give a growing show somewhere to grow into.
Episode discovery, playback, coaching paths, and sponsor-ready inventory wrapped in an identity built for the personalities on the mic.
Explore live siteOne studio should not produce one look.
These coded concept sites test interaction, art direction, and product thinking across different industries. Open any build to use it, not just view a static mockup.

Foreman
A dispatch tool whose hero is the working product: a schedule board you can drag, tap, or run by keyboard.

The Wonder Depot
A storybook science museum with a marble that travels through the page as the visitor scrolls.

Northlight Studio
A drafting-grid portfolio where project elevations can flip into the finished architectural photograph.

Crux Collective
A climbing gym organized by route grades, with a wall visitors can trace before choosing a climb.

Brightside Electric
A premium trades site with honest pricing and an old electrical panel that rewires itself as you scroll.

Ondo Noodle Bar
A late-night ramen counter with live hours and a bowl builder that keeps a running receipt.

Undergrowth
A reading experience that grows a living garden as the story moves down the page.
What a website costs, in plain numbers.
Most agency sites make you book a call to hear a number. Here's the number. You get a fixed-price proposal before any work starts, so the figure you approve is the figure you pay.
Where a project lands in that range depends on page count, how much custom interaction the build needs, and whether the copy has to be written from scratch.
- Custom design, no house template
- Conversion-focused copy pass
- Local search structure and schema
- Analytics and conversion tracking
- Deployment plus training so you can edit it
- Typical launch inside three weeks of content lock
Sixty minutes of working time, not a sales call. We map the site you actually need, and you leave with a scoped recommendation and a number.
- Page-by-page scope for your build
- A real budget figure, not a range
- Refunded if we conclude we can't help you
A written read on your current site: what's costing you customers, what to fix first, and what it would take. Useful whether or not you hire us.
- Specific fixes, ranked by impact
- Written, so you can hand it to anyone
- Or take fifteen free minutes on the phone instead
1. You get the plan first
Send your site through the free Website Action Plan, or book fifteen minutes. Either way you learn something before you spend anything.
2. We scope the real build
On the scoping call we settle pages, features, and content. That call is $250 and it comes straight off the project.
3. You approve a fixed price
You get a written proposal with the scope and the total. Nothing gets built until you sign it, and the number doesn't move afterward.
No account layer. No handoffs. The person who scopes your site is the person who builds it, and nothing gets passed down to someone junior. Rausch Digital Services is new, so we're honest about it: no revenue-attributed case study yet, and no guarantees on rankings, AI citations, leads, or revenue. What we can point to is the work above.
Build the site your business has grown into.
Start with the free Website Action Plan. It's a written read on your current site, no call required, and it tells you what to fix first whether you hire us or not.
