About Multicomma
Strategy first.
The website is a tool.
Multicomma starts with the customers you want and the decisions they need to make. Then your website, search, and content work together to make the case, and keep making it after launch.
Where the work starts
Start with what
actually needs fixing.
A slow or confusing website may need clearer pages before it needs a rebuild. The first job is to find what’s stopping visitors from getting in touch, and which changes are worth paying for.
Search, design, and development are planned together. The pages people find on Google are the same pages that answer their questions and lead to an inquiry.
After launch, the site is hosted and monitored, so it stays fast and secure instead of slowly falling behind.
Results from recent projects
- Organic search sessions, year over year for SK hynix
- +21%
- Form submissions for Viracon
- 14,323
- From start to live site for Corporate Boards USA
- 2 weeks
- Lighthouse performance for Rizome Bamboo
- 90+
Brands I’ve worked with
Explore the work
A collaborator’s perspective
“Dan is one of the most versatile developers I’ve worked with. He picks up new technologies quickly, keeps multiple projects moving at once, and manages himself without needing to be chased. I’d recommend him to any business that wants its website handled properly.”
What you can count on
Fast, secure,
and yours to keep.
Fast pages.
Sites are built lean, with only the plugins and scripts they need, and checked with Lighthouse before launch. Speed is part of the build, not a fix for later.
Secure hosting.
Managed hosting that’s monitored, with backup and recovery agreed up front. Problems get caught early, and there’s a plan if something breaks.
A site you own.
Your business controls the domain, the hosting account, and the content. The setup is documented, so another developer could pick up the work.
Let’s talk about your business
What’s getting
in the way of growth?
Tell me about the customers you want and what’s in the way. You’ll get a clear recommendation, a rough scope, and an honest answer on fit.
Start a project