Behind the Screen

Emily Sease

Designer

I'm a self taught website builder and organic media dabbler. My website building experience started in 2015 when I started to get involved with non-profits in college. I've loved growing up and living near the Mobjack Bay and I consider it a privilege to work with the people that comprise our small town culture. I've been lucky to work in some capacity with a majority of the small businesses in the County - you may remember me from working at the Mathews Visitor Center for 5 years.

In my opinion, more could be done to get Mathews commerce on the radar, and that's my reason for starting the studio. While there is a lot of wonderful talent in this space, affordability can be a hindering factor for any business to designate just to marketing. Because I run Mobjack Studio on the side, I try to tailor my rates to be more affordable. To pay the bills I work as a business assistant for an oyster company and also work in property management.

I work mostly with Wix and Wordpress but I'm willing to figure new platforms out with you. Pitch an idea and let's see if I'm a good fit for your needs.

Thanks for reading this far!

Emily

Demystifying the Process

When you don't know where to start, things can seem overwhelming. I'm a big advocate for breaking down the process so you don't have to worry about how you'll reach your end goal. Here is an example of how I structure my website projects.

Step 1 - Your Needs

Step 2 - Your Vision

Step 3 - The Buildout

Step 4 - Ironing out the Kinks

Step 5 - You're Live!

Discuss your goals, assess your existing marketing assets and develop a plan together. If you have new dreams for your website such as online bookings, customer interface, or web forms, now is the time to share.

I'll start piecing your goals together visually and recommend what platform could work best for you if you don't have on already. We will exchange necessary information to get the foundation started for your new site such as photography, descriptions, services, pricing, your story, etc. I'll suggest templates and branding for your approval.

Next all the heavy lifting will occur on my end to build out your website from scratch. We will communicate back and forth as needed until I have completed 90% of the desktop version. You will get a first draft to share your feedback, make changes, and approvals.

After you give your first round of feedback, I'll complete the desktop version of your site and modify the mobile version. A second and third draft will be shared with you at the 99% completion mark of the project. Here we will pilot the site to make sure things are operating correctly.

Lastly, we will assign or transfer your domain, tidy up the SEO and hit publish! Your new site is live, and I'll be monitoring it with you for a few weeks to make sure everything is running as it should.