No payment required. No donation required. I’m using this side project to help local businesses look better online, build a useful portfolio, and make something good for Missouri. If you feel moved to pay it forward, donate directly to a charity that helps people in need.
I am not asking local businesses for money. If I build something useful for you, you can use it, ask me to adjust it, or ignore it. No invoice, no catch.
Donations are optional, made directly to the charity, and not connected to whether I build your site. Pick any charity you trust, or use one of the Missouri organizations below.
Recent builds and polished concepts for Missouri businesses. Public examples stay limited to work I can comfortably show; private free rebuilds can stay unlisted until the business says yes.
These are reusable directions for businesses that need a stronger front door online. They show what a free rebuild could feel like before I tailor it to a real shop.
A photo-forward sample for groomers, pet resorts, dog daycare, and boarding businesses.
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A conversion-focused sample for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, handyman, and repair teams.
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A booking-first direction for salons, nail studios, medspas, tanning, and beauty services.
View sampleI've spent fifteen-plus years writing software for big companies — the kind of places where a website launch takes nine months and four committees. I do not need this side project to be a hard sales funnel. I want it to be useful.
Missouri.dev is my way to help local businesses look sharper online, learn by building real things, and create a portfolio of before-and-after work that actually helps people.
Your customers are on phones, in the car, with bad signal at the gas station. Fast wins. Always.
Built so search engines actually understand what you do. Local SEO baked in — not bolted on.
If I build for you and you want to use it, I will make reasonable changes and help you understand what is involved in going live.
No payment or donation is required. If you feel moved to pay it forward, donate directly to any charity that helps people in need. You can choose your own, or use one of these Missouri organizations.
Local neighbor-to-neighbor help for people in need.
Regional food support for families facing hunger.
Jefferson City support for food, clothing, utilities, and emergency needs.
Practical support for refugees and immigrants building stability in Columbia.
Food, shelter, refugee, and family services across the region.
Columbia's Catholic parish and campus ministry and its community outreach.
Donations are optional, made directly to the charity, and not connected to whether I build your site.
Send me a business name, current site, or Facebook page. I look for projects where a better website could clearly help.
If I can take it on, I build a public concept or draft. It may be a quick one-page rebuild or a more complete direction, depending on the business.
If the business wants it, we figure out the practical next step: domain, hosting, copy tweaks, and whether they want to keep using it.
Yep. I build the site, you don't pay me a dime — no invoice later, no free-trial-that-turns-into-a-bill. Free means free.
Honestly, there isn't one. I like this work, I want to get better at it, and I'd rather help local businesses look good online than chase a few bucks.
Nope, never. If a site helps you and you feel like giving back, give to a Missouri charity you care about — straight to them, not me. Totally your call, and it doesn't change whether I build your site.
I get sharper at something I enjoy, I build a portfolio of real local work, and I get to help folks around here. That's plenty.
Freely you have received; freely give.
Email me with a business that needs a better website. Current website, Facebook page, or just the business name is enough to start.