Websites and business systems

Your business outgrew the systems around it.

The work is good. The website, the follow-up, the handoffs, the place the answers live: one of those is still running on memory, a spreadsheet, and whoever remembers. I find the one that is costing you the most and build the fix. One person from the first question to handoff. You keep the keys.

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Two ways in

Start with the system that stopped keeping up.

Desktop homepage of Home Homie, a live client-owned website

Live website

Websites

For established companies whose site no longer represents the quality of the work. Positioning, copy, custom design, build, launch, and handoff, carried by one person. Most projects land between $8,000 and $15,000; a focused site starts at $5,000.

How a website project runs

Redacted written project scope showing outcomes, exclusions, and acceptance criteria

Build-ready scope

Business systems

For owners whose important work still depends on memory, scattered tools, and chasing. It starts with a paid diagnostic, from $1,500, that names the one fix worth doing first. If there is a fix, a bounded pilot builds it in the tools you already own.

How a systems project starts

The gap

The one place the business still looks average

Your best work already makes the case in person. Then a buyer opens the website, or a new hire asks where the answer lives, or a quote goes cold because nobody had time to follow up. Everything else in the company moved forward. That one system is the exception, and it is usually the first thing a serious person meets.

Recent work

Real work, in client-owned accounts.

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Appliance repair · Sanpete County

Revive Appliance Repair

A call-first service site built around his reviews, live in the client's own accounts.

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Home services · Utah County

Home Homie

First website and online setup for an owner who was getting every job by knocking doors. Live, client-owned.

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Portrait of Evan Blair, founder of Avorren

One person, on purpose

The person who hears the problem is responsible for the result.

I'm Evan Blair. Seven years as a senior product manager before starting the studio in 2026. Springville, Utah. I do the positioning, the writing, the design, the build, and the QA myself, and I name a specialist in the scope when a project needs one.

About the studio

Tell me what changed

What does the current system fail to carry?

What changed in the business, what the current system fails to carry, and what the next version has to make easier. I reply within two business days, personally.

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