Dr. Celia Williams
A new visual identity and dedicated WordPress brochure site for a professional profile and practice information.
Independent project. Design and development by Jason Williams.
Read the case studyNew websites and carefully planned rebuilds, with one developer accountable for the details. I help small businesses in Greater Philadelphia and beyond turn their content and goals into WordPress sites they can keep using.
Start with what the site needs to do: explain your services, support inquiries, publish useful content, or make routine updates easier.
Clear page structure, responsive design, and reusable editing patterns. I build the pages visitors see and the content system you will use to keep them current.
A practical path for an outdated WordPress site. I review the existing content, theme, plugins, and integrations before deciding what to keep, improve, or replace.
Content inventories, URL mapping, staging, and launch checks help make a move manageable. If you are considering leaving a website builder, read the migration planning guide before choosing the new setup.
Performance, technical SEO, accessibility checks, and editing usability belong in the project scope from the start. Ongoing support can be discussed alongside the build.
These projects show two different starting points: a new professional website and a complex publication rebuild.
A new visual identity and dedicated WordPress brochure site for a professional profile and practice information.
Independent project. Design and development by Jason Williams.
Read the case study
A legacy publication rebuilt with migrated editorial content and dedicated structures for articles, video, podcasts, and news.
Work performed through W3 Affinity.
Read the case studyI bring more than 20 years across website development and digital production to the work, with hands-on experience in WordPress, publishing, and web operations.
Explore my experienceWe establish the goal, audience, content, required features, and what needs to change. For a rebuild, that includes the current URLs and integrations.
We agree on pages, functionality, content responsibilities, and launch needs. The editing approach should fit the people who will maintain the website.
Review the site in staging, check layouts on phones and larger screens, and validate the agreed content, navigation, forms, and integrations.
Plan redirects and hosting changes where needed, check the live result, and document how to edit and support the site.
The scope drives the estimate: the number and variety of pages, design needs, content readiness, integrations, and any migration work. Send the current website and a short description of the goal so we can define what the project needs.
Yes. Editable content is part of the build. We decide which pages and reusable sections you need to maintain, then make those tasks clear in WordPress and the handoff.
Keeping useful content, mapping changed URLs, and checking search settings can reduce migration risk. Rankings can still fluctuate; no redesign or migration comes with a guaranteed Google position.
Yes. I am based in Philadelphia and work with businesses across Greater Philadelphia and remotely throughout the country.
Share your website, the changes you have in mind, and any timing constraints. Tell me about your project.