Who you're actually hiring.
BlueStreet Digital builds websites and web software for businesses that want the work done properly, and want to know who's doing it.
The studio
Most small business websites are built by people who will never speak to the business.
A template gets picked, content gets poured in, and whatever doesn't fit gets bent until it does. It ships, it loads slowly, and nobody can explain why the contact form goes nowhere.
BlueStreet Digital works the other way around. Every site starts with a conversation about the business: what it sells, who it's for, and what a visitor is meant to do. Then it gets designed and hand-coded around those answers. No page builders, no plugin stack, no theme fighting back.
That approach isn't the fastest way to build a website. It's why these sites load quickly, hold up on a phone, and can still be changed two years from now without starting over.
Founder
Brandyn Luke
Designer & developer, BlueStreet Digital
Brandyn started BlueStreet Digital to do the whole job in one place. The design, the front end, the functionality behind it, and the conversation with the client. Hire the studio and that's who you're working with, from the first email through launch and after it.
More about Brandyn- Working with Businesses anywhere
- How Remote, by email and video
- Focus Design, front-end & custom web development
- Contact BlueStreetDigitalLLC@gmail.com
What that means for you
The upside of a small studio.
One person can't take on unlimited work. That constraint is the whole point.
Nothing gets lost in the handoff
You explain what you want once, to the person who will build it. There's no brief passing through a salesperson, a project manager and a contractor before it reaches a keyboard.
Fewer projects, more attention
Taking on a limited number of builds at a time means yours isn't queued behind a dozen others. It also means we occasionally say a project isn't a fit, which is better for everyone than saying yes and disappearing.
Straight answers about cost
No tiers to upsell you into. You describe the project, you get a scope and a price for that project, and if something you're asking for isn't worth the money you'll be told that too.
Someone who's still there afterwards
Launch isn't the end of it. Businesses change, and the site should be able to change with them without you having to find and brief someone new.
Start a project
Tell us what you want to build.
Every project is scoped and quoted on its own. Send over what you have in mind, even if it's still rough, and you'll get a straight answer on approach, timeline and cost.