WebDotMe makes custom websites for businesses that need to look established, feel different, load fast, and give people a reason to choose them.
A website should feel like your business. Not the business next door.
I design and build the whole thing directly: the hierarchy, the typography, the motion, the responsive behavior, the technical structure, the search foundations, and the details people notice without knowing why.
A custom mobile-first site for a two-sided Philadelphia business, built to make embroidery and mobile spray tanning feel like one intentional brand instead of two services sharing a URL.
A luxury furniture studio experience built around editorial composition, cinematic movement, custom cursor states, scroll choreography, and a deliberately different mobile experience.
An architecture experience built at the technical edge of creative front-end work: procedural WebGL, Three.js scenes, interactive materials, spatial interfaces, motion systems, and a lightweight touch-first mobile treatment.
The design is the visible layer. Underneath it is responsive behavior, performance, semantic structure, search intent, accessibility, deployment, analytics, and enough engineering discipline that the site keeps working after the launch post disappears.
Art direction, hierarchy, typography, content structure, interaction, and mobile-first composition.
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Next.js, responsive systems, and performance-minded implementation.
GSAP, scroll choreography, Three.js, WebGL, shaders, and interactions that support the story instead of distracting from it.
Semantic HTML, metadata, schema, internal linking, local intent, crawlability, and technical SEO foundations.
Backend integrations, forms, APIs, databases, auth, deployment, and the software behind the interface when a project needs more than a brochure site.
Custom direction, layout, typography, interaction, and responsive decisions that make the business look like itself.
Fast, responsive implementation with clean structure and the right level of motion for the project.
Technical and content foundations that help customers in Philadelphia, Bucks County, and Montgomery County find the business.
Updates, improvements, new sections, and direct support without an agency maze between the request and the person doing the work.
I’m Steve Brooks. WebDotMe is intentionally small. You talk to me, I do the design, I write the code, I test the phone version, I launch it, and I am still here when the business needs something after launch.
WebDotMe works with small businesses in Philadelphia, Bucks County, Montgomery County, and beyond. The site architecture keeps local search pages useful for people first while giving search engines clear service, location, and business context.
Tell me what the business does, what the current site is not doing, and what a better version needs to change. I will tell you what I would build.
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