TaraLens Media
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Website Design · Brand Identity · Hosting

Website design for businesses ready for a clearer next step.

I design and reorganize websites for independent businesses, bringing structure, messaging and visual identity into one coherent experience. Based in Sacramento, working remotely.

Start with what your visitors need.

Website Design & Redesign

Clear service pages, responsive layouts, readable typography and inquiry pathways shaped around your business. The proposal defines pages, content, integrations and launch requirements.

Brand Identity & Messaging

Logo and visual identity work, color palettes, typography and clearer website messaging. Scope can include a new identity or refinements to your existing brand.

Migration & Launch

Moving from a page builder or an existing website starts with a review of the pages and features that need to move. The proposal confirms migration scope, hosting, redirects and any additional work.

Design, hosting and migration are separate costs.

Each proposal spells out the project scope and any recurring fees, so you can see what you’re booking.

Website Design

Quoted per project. Pricing depends on the number of pages, content, functionality and condition of your existing site. The monthly hosting fee is not the price of a website build.

Hosting — $15/month

The hosting service is provided through Netlify. Hosting is billed separately from design and migration. Your proposal confirms what the monthly service includes and any third-party costs.

Migration — $100 one-time

Migration is offered at $100. We review your current website and confirm the pages, functionality and work covered before starting. Design and any additional work are quoted separately.

Three Revision Rounds

Website projects include three rounds of revisions. Additional changes are $50/hour. Work takes place remotely via Zoom, Google Meet or FaceTime.

Selected Website Work

Work that tells the whole story.

A sample of recent client and brand work. Each project is different—but the goal is always the same: build something honest, clear, and worth finding.

Mile High Athlete website — hero section showing personal trainer Ty Sonaty
Client Project · Website Redesign

Mile High Athlete

Personal Training & Recovery · Denver, CO

Full redesign and rebuild—improving layout, mobile experience, accessibility, restructuring training programs, and strengthening calls to action.

Areas of work Website Redesign · Mobile Optimization · Accessibility · Content Strategy · UX
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Girls in the Pit website homepage
Brand & Website Strategy

Girls in the Pit

Podcast & Music Media Platform

Built from the ground up—brand positioning, website, podcast production, social strategy, newsletter funnel, and audience pathways.

Areas of work Brand Strategy · Web Design · Podcast Production · Social Strategy · SEO
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Live Music Besties website homepage
Client Project · Website & Brand

Live Music Besties

Women-Led Live Music Community

An energetic homepage with looping hero, festival sections, photo gallery, and clear paths to join the community and partner on events.

Areas of work Web Design · Brand Presentation · Content Structure · Mobile Optimization
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TaraLens Media website homepage
Self-Built · Website & Brand Strategy

TaraLens Media

Photography & Creative Business · Sacramento, CA

Designed and built from scratch—brand system, typography, portfolio, journal, SEO, accessibility, and inquiry pathways that turn first visits into real conversations.

Areas of work Brand Strategy · Web Design · Typography · SEO · Accessibility · Structured Data
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Additional project examples available on request. Start the conversation →

From first review to launch.

We review the current site and business goals, agree the scope, organize the pages and message, then design and build. Revision rounds happen before launch; hosting and any ongoing support are confirmed separately.

Let’s look at your website.

Send your current URL and what feels difficult for your visitors. I’ll use that as the starting point for a website review.