Websites and business systems · Wichita Falls, Texas · working with businesses anywhere
I design and build websites for small businesses, and the working parts behind them: booking through the platform your clients already use, prices and specials you change yourself, and less copying between systems.
Proof · Featured work
I built RxAesthetics’ public website and the private dashboard behind it. The owner edits her services, prices, specials, products and the Home and About pages, sees a list of exactly what will change, and presses Publish.
The owner changes prices and specials, then presses Publish.
A special comes down on its own when it ends.
Each Publish rebuilds the site and runs automatic checks.
Mangomint sends stock counts; the dashboard flags products running low.
Behind the public site
The dashboard is private, so it is drawn here rather than shown.
She changes a price, a special or a line of text.
A list shows exactly what Publish will change.
One button rebuilds the site and runs automatic checks.
The public site is updated, without a call to me.
What I build
Each part is built into your website or connected to it. A filled mark means the RxAesthetics project shows it; an open one means it comes with every package or project.
Designed around your brand, your services and the way your clients choose you. I write the copy from your details, and you approve it.
Shown in RxAestheticsHer own services, prices and products, on a site built for them.
An editor for the fields we agree, usually prices, specials and selected text, so a price change doesn’t wait on me.
Shown in RxAestheticsThe owner changes prices and specials, then presses Publish. A special comes down on its own when it ends.
I connect the tools you already use and automate the repetitive steps between them, so the same thing isn’t typed in twice. Integrations and custom workflows are scoped separately from the packages.
Shown in RxAestheticsMangomint sends stock counts, and the dashboard flags products running low.
Pages built to load quickly on a phone and to work for every visitor, with checks run before each release.
In every projectEach release is checked before it goes live.
Booking links on every service, or booking embedded in your pages where your platform supports it. Your calendar and payments stay where they are, and compatibility is confirmed before you commit.
In every packageBooking links in Essential; booking connected to your platform in Signature.
Website packages
Both are one-time builds with your first year of hosting included. Prices as of October 2026.
For solo pros and new businesses that need a clean, professional home online.
$1,200One-time build
For established businesses with a full menu, specials and products to show.
$2,000One-time build
Page titles and descriptions written for your services and town, local-business structured data, a sitemap, and your site submitted to Google Search Console. Setting up your Google Business Profile is the separate add-on.
An editor for the fields we agree in your proposal, usually prices, specials and selected text. Layout and new sections go through me. A custom dashboard like RxAesthetics’ is scoped separately.
Hosting with HTTPS for the first year, and an uptime check that alerts me if your site goes down. Content edits and new features are separate.
How a project runs
We talk through your services, your booking platform and the look you want.
You approve the scope and schedule, pay, and send your business details and images.
You review your website and its copy. Two consolidated revision rounds are included.
You approve the site and pay the remaining balance. I launch it and complete the handover.
Who you work with
Edgineering is my company, and I do the work myself: the first call, the design, the build and the handover. I’ve been a software engineer for more than six years, building backend systems, integrations and internal tools.
I’m based in Wichita Falls, Texas, and I work with businesses anywhere.
Connect with me on LinkedInSend me a short note about your business, or call, text or email. I’ll reply myself.