Tay Florals
Elegant floral presentation with a stronger path from browsing to inquiry.
I design polished websites and practical digital systems that help local businesses look credible, connect with customers, and operate better.
A good website gives a customer confidence before they ever call, DM, or walk through the door.
That is what I build. Clean presentation, clear information, useful interactions, and digital tools that make the next step obvious.
I am still growing my portfolio, so I would rather show you the real projects I have completed than fill this page with fake case studies.
Elegant floral presentation with a stronger path from browsing to inquiry.
A straightforward service site built around trust, coverage, and getting a customer in touch.
A personality-led floral experience with custom services and inquiry-focused structure.
A modern cafe concept designed to make menu discovery and customer action feel effortless.
Websites can connect to the way your business actually operates instead of stopping at a homepage.
Collect the right information before a customer reaches your inbox.
Connect customers to ordering and payment flows when your business needs them.
Turn one-time visitors into people you can reach with useful updates.
Make it easy to understand where you work and what you cover.
Build small systems around repetitive or messy workflow problems.
Set up useful foundations for search visibility and understanding traffic.
I keep the process flexible. You should pay for the work your business needs, not a giant package full of features you will never use.
Brand direction, layout, typography, responsive design, and a polished customer experience.
Fast, responsive websites with custom interactions and clean front-end implementation.
Forms, inquiries, booking flows, ordering, email capture, and useful connections.
Practical advice on what to improve, what to remove, and what will actually help customers.
You do not have to arrive with a technical plan. Tell me what is frustrating you or what you want the business to do better, and I can help map out the simplest digital solution.
A practical look at how a customer experiences your business online.
Figure out what is worth building now, what can wait, and what is unnecessary.
You may not need a rebuild. Identify the changes with the most practical value.
Make the website fit the way your business already works.
Make it easier for nearby customers to understand who you are and how to reach you.
Before you buy a tool, redesign, or marketing idea, make sure it fits the business.
I keep projects collaborative and practical. We figure out what matters first, then build toward that goal instead of adding complexity for the sake of it.
We talk about your business, customers, current setup, and what you want the website to accomplish.
I create a visual direction that fits your brand and makes important information easy to find.
The site and supporting features are developed, tested across devices, and refined.
Everything goes live, the details are checked, and you leave with a site you can actually use.
Social media is valuable. It just should not have to carry your entire digital presence. A dedicated site gives customers one clear place to understand, trust, and contact your business.
Not every business needs a complete rebuild. Sometimes the biggest opportunity is one small change.
I started Crow Web Consulting to help local businesses get the kind of digital presence they can be proud to send people to. I care about the details, but I care even more about whether the finished site actually helps the business.
You do not need to have everything figured out before reaching out. If your question is not here, just ask.
No. Start with the problem instead of the technical plan. Tell me what feels outdated, frustrating, or difficult for customers.
No. Consulting can cover digital strategy, online presence reviews, forms, booking flows, ordering, email capture, and practical systems.
Yes. A full rebuild is not always the right answer. I can help identify which changes are worth making first.
Start with the inquiry below. I will learn what you are trying to accomplish and help decide on the right next step.
No. A website can be built for clarity, usability, speed, and a better customer experience, but specific traffic or revenue results cannot honestly be guaranteed.
I personally review the information you send. The goal is to understand the business first instead of immediately pushing a package.
Instead of a generic contact form, tell me what you are trying to improve. The questions change based on your answers so I can understand the project before we talk.
Your inquiry is on its way. I will review it personally so our first conversation can start with your actual business.