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Ready for the season and the people who live here

Guests need dates, menus, directions and a way to book. Year-round customers need to know which services are available now. We plan those paths with you before design starts.

  • Seasonal hours and opening dates that your team can keep current.
  • Readable menus, service details and booking or inquiry links.
  • Your own photography and work, with useful location information.
  • Mobile checks, tested forms and inquiry measurement.

See how we handle visits and bookings

Our Easy Tiger Bar website in Glendale, Arizona brings menus, events and visit details together. Hair By Rachel in Phoenix connects service pages to Square booking. These are examples of our work outside the Vineyard, with ideas we can adapt to your business.

Start with the business goal

Tell us what you sell and what you want more people to do: book, ask for a quote, visit or buy. If you already have an audience on social, share the profile so we can understand where people arrive from.

We agree on the pages, tools, price and timing before paid work starts. You own your website, domain and code. Website projects have a written scope and price.

Plan your website

Before we begin.

Can a seasonal business update hours, menus and booking links?

Yes. We plan who will update each detail and how those changes reach the site. Bring your opening dates, current menu or service list, and booking link. The scope names which updates your team can make and which Little Fight handles.

How much will my website cost?

The first 30 minutes of a consultation are free. We quote the work after reviewing the pages, content and tools you need. The written scope sets the price before paid work starts: 50% to start and 50% on hosting. There is no monthly hosting fee; domain renewals and optional paid tools are separate.

Are you based on Martha’s Vineyard?

Little Fight NYC is based in New York and builds websites remotely. You can review the work online. The examples on this page are Arizona client projects, not Vineyard locations.

What should I send to start?

A few lines about your business and what you want customers to do are enough. Share your current website or social profile if you have one. If you know your budget range or target date, include it. You do not need a finished brief or a new account.

Talk to Little Fight.

Tell us about your business and what you want the website to do. A website or social link is useful. Include a budget range and launch date if you know them. The first 30 minutes are free.

David answers 9am–9pm Eastern. After hours, leave a message.