A website that explains the business before someone has to ask.
AesthetiCo designs websites and creates the copy, photography, and video they need. We plan the pages and the content together, so the finished site doesn’t feel like a template filled with placeholders.
Good design can’t make up for missing information.
Before choosing layouts or colors, we work out what visitors need to understand and what the site should help them do next.
Explain What You Offer
A new visitor should be able to understand the service, product, organization, or business without digging through several vague pages.
Show the People and Work
Real photography and video can show the team, process, location, products, customers, and experience behind the company.
Answer Common Questions
Pricing context, process, timing, service details, locations, and expectations should be easy to find.
Make the Next Step Clear
Contact, booking, purchasing, requesting a quote, visiting, donating, or learning more shouldn’t require guesswork.
Front Porch Meats was brand new. Dan needed more than a homepage.
Dan was launching Front Porch Meats and needed a website, videos, photography, and social content. He knew the business, but he wasn’t sure how to turn everything into clear marketing.
We worked out what customers needed to understand, organized the site around those questions, and created the videos and supporting content used throughout the finished website.
Why Front Porch Meats Exists
Dan explains the business, why he started it, and what customers can expect.
What Customers Receive
A shorter video focused on the offer and the customer experience.
“The best part about the AesthetiCo offer was how simple the process became. AesthetiCo managed the whole shoot, was very clear with what I needed to do, and made sure we got the content I really needed for the website.”
The website and the content are planned at the same time.
The exact scope depends on what already exists and what needs to be created. Every project is listed clearly in the proposal.
Page Planning + Site Organization
We map the pages, navigation, information order, calls to action, and what each section needs to explain.
Website Copy
Headlines, service explanations, About-page content, calls to action, FAQs, and other page copy can be included.
Custom Page Design
Layouts, typography, spacing, visual hierarchy, mobile behavior, and page styling built around the brand.
Website Video Production
Brand stories, founder videos, testimonials, service explanations, team videos, and homepage content.
Brand + Team Images
Portraits, workplace photography, products, services, locations, and supporting website images.
Responsive Website Development
The approved pages are built for desktop, tablet, and mobile, then reviewed before launch.
A website can’t show work that hasn’t been photographed or filmed.
A common redesign problem is approving a layout first, then trying to force whatever photos and copy are available into it afterward.
We work out which sections need a portrait, wide image, short video, customer quote, product photo, or explanation before the content is created.
Pages Shape the Shot List
The website plan tells us which horizontal, vertical, wide, close, and people-focused images are needed.
Questions Shape the Videos
We use the questions visitors have to decide which interviews and service videos are worth producing.
Real Content Replaces Placeholders
The final site is designed around the actual people, work, locations, products, and messages behind the business.
The Assets Can Be Used Elsewhere
Many of the photos and videos can also support social media, sales, recruiting, email, and future campaigns.
From the rough idea to a finished website.
You don’t need the sitemap, copy, photos, or videos figured out before reaching out. Those decisions are part of the work.
We Review the Business
We look at the company, audience, services, current site, competitors, goals, existing materials, and what needs to change.
We Map the Website
Pages, navigation, section order, calls to action, copy needs, and content requirements are planned.
We Produce the Content
Copy, photography, video, interviews, graphics, and other approved materials are created or organized.
We Design the Pages
The site is built around the approved structure and actual content, then adapted for desktop, tablet, and mobile.
We Review and Publish
Final revisions, links, forms, page behavior, mobile layouts, and launch details are reviewed before publishing.
Website projects are quoted around what needs to be built.
A five-page business website and a large site with custom functionality shouldn’t be priced or scheduled the same way.
Number of Pages
The number of core pages, service pages, locations, team profiles, case studies, and other page types.
Copy, Photo + Video
How much writing, photography, video production, editing, interviewing, and content preparation is needed.
Forms + Functionality
Contact forms, booking, payments, directories, integrations, memberships, ecommerce, or other features.
Redesign + Migration
Moving existing pages, files, blog posts, domains, forms, analytics, redirects, and other current materials.
Build Requirements
The platform, hosting environment, editing needs, integrations, and who will manage the site afterward.
Timeline + Launch Date
Content availability, review speed, production dates, approvals, and whether the site is tied to a launch.
You’ll receive one proposal with the full scope. It will list the pages, content production, functionality, revisions, timeline, and final website work included.
The strongest fit is a business that needs the site and the content.
We can also handle website-only projects, but this service is especially useful when the current photos, videos, writing, and site no longer match the business.
This may make sense when:
You’re launching a new business and don’t yet have a complete website or content set.
The current website no longer reflects the services, quality, team, or direction of the company.
You need copy, photography, and video but don’t want to coordinate several separate vendors.
Visitors struggle to understand the offer or what they should do next.
The project may need to wait when:
The services, pricing, audience, or business model are still changing every week.
Nobody on the team can review copy, approve designs, or provide the information the project needs.
The deadline doesn’t leave enough time for content production, review, testing, and revisions.
The main problem is the offer itself rather than how the current website explains it.
What to know before starting the website.
The timeline and price depend on the pages, functionality, current materials, and amount of new content being created.
Can you redesign an existing website?
Yes. We can review the current site, keep what still works, reorganize the pages, update the design, rewrite content, and replace outdated photography or video.
Do you write the website copy?
Yes. Website copy can include headlines, service pages, About-page content, calls to action, FAQs, team information, and other approved page content.
Can video and photography be included?
Yes. Brand videos, testimonials, service videos, team portraits, workplace photography, products, and other website content can be included.
Do we need all the content ready first?
No. We plan the website and identify which copy, photos, videos, graphics, and other materials need to be created.
Which platform will the website use?
The platform is selected based on the site’s requirements, current setup, editing needs, hosting, functionality, and who will manage it after launch.
Can you add forms, booking, or payments?
Possibly. Contact forms, scheduling, payments, ecommerce, memberships, directories, and integrations need to be reviewed and listed in the project scope.
Is SEO included?
The website can include clear page structure, headings, page titles, descriptions, image text, mobile layouts, and other basic on-page setup. Search rankings can’t be guaranteed.
How much does a website cost?
Pricing depends on the number of pages, copywriting, photography, video, functionality, platform, migration, integrations, and timeline. You’ll receive a defined proposal before the project begins.
What should someone understand when they land on your site?
Bring the current website, services, goals, rough page list, examples you like, and the content you already have. We’ll help you determine what needs to be redesigned, rewritten, photographed, or filmed.
Start with a complimentary strategy call.
You don’t need a finished sitemap or creative brief. Share what isn’t working, what the business needs now, and when you’re hoping to launch.
We typically respond within one business day.