Websites for restaurants, trades, salons, and shops — plus a few concept builds for real local businesses. Every project below is live and clickable, so you can judge the work instead of taking my word for it.
Restaurants, trades, salons, and shops — the work that shows what your business could look like.
Concept build for a real restaurant group with locations in Havertown and Aston, PA. Covers the full customer journey — menu, events, private dining, and locations — in a dark, branded design built for conversion.
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Five-page site for a mini golf and arcade center in Clifton Heights, PA. Covers attractions, birthday party packages, weekly specials, hours, and contact — with per-item pricing published on the page rather than hidden behind a form.
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Site for a lash extension artist in Delaware County, PA. Classic, hybrid, and volume services with published starting prices, a prepaid fill bundle with its own pricing tiers, a referral offer, and a booking call-to-action on every screen.
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Site for a family-run pool company in Bucks County, PA. Weekly valet service, seasonal openings and closings, automation, and safety covers — with a before-and-after gallery for vinyl liner replacements.
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Concept build for a Delaware County real estate agent. Six pages covering listings with filters, an about page, a market-update blog with a post template, and a lead-capture contact form with client-side validation.
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A "Carfax for dogs" — a complete, private health record app that follows the dog, not the owner. Five-page interactive prototype covering the full product flow: waitlist landing, dashboard, dog profile, add record, and permissions management.
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Every project above is live. Click through, poke around, and judge the work for yourself — then let's talk about yours.
Let's Scope Your ProjectI'm David Fletcher, the developer behind Fletcher Web Studio, based in the Philadelphia suburbs. My background is in managed IT services — I've spent years working directly with small business owners, which means I understand what they actually need from a website: something that works, looks credible, and doesn't cost a fortune to maintain.
I work with local businesses in the Philadelphia suburbs and remotely. If your website isn't winning you clients, let's fix that.
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