Web Design

Websites built to convert, & be found by AI.

Your website is the last stop before a customer calls, books or buys, and it is what Google, ChatGPT and Gemini read to decide whether to recommend you. We design and build sites that load fast, work perfectly on a phone, guide visitors to one clear action, and carry the structure machines trust.

One design, three screens. On a phone the menu collapses, sections stack, and a sticky call and book bar stays in reach.

By the numbers

Speed, mobile and clarity are not design preferences. They are revenue.

53%

of mobile visits are abandoned when a page takes longer than 3 seconds to load

Google[1]
+32%

increase in bounce probability as load time grows from 1 to 3 seconds; +90% at 5 seconds

Google / SOASTA[2]
3×

higher conversion rate for a site that loads in 1 second vs. one that loads in 5

Portent[3]
Mobile

is what Google indexes and ranks. Core Web Vitals (speed, stability, responsiveness) are a ranking signal

Google Search Central[4][5]
Try it

Every second you make a visitor wait, you lose some of them.

Drag the slider to see how load time changes the odds a mobile visitor leaves before your page even appears. The curve comes from Google's analysis of millions of page loads.[2]

Most small-business sites we audit load in four to seven seconds on a phone. Ours are engineered to paint in under two: compressed images, no bloated page builders, lean code, and hosting tuned for Core Web Vitals. Speed also shapes how Google ranks you: Core Web Vitals are part of its page-experience signals.

Speed is table stakes. It is where a site that converts starts.

Mobile load time simulator
Probability a visitor bounces, relative to a 1-second page
1s10s4.0s
+70%more likely to bounce than at 1 second
Over 3sGoogle's mobile threshold: past 3 seconds, 53% of visits are abandoned

Bounce curve interpolated from Google/SOASTA (1→3s +32%, 1→5s +90%, 1→6s +106%, 1→10s +123%).[2] 3-second threshold from Google.[1]
Anatomy of a page that converts

Every element is designed to earn a call.

A converting page is not decorated, it is sequenced: prove you are the right choice in the first screen, remove doubt in the second, and make the next step obvious everywhere.

1Click-to-call and book, always visible

The phone number and booking button sit in the header on desktop and in a sticky bar on mobile. Most local buyers decide within a screen; the action is never more than a thumb away.

2One promise, one action, above the fold

A headline that says what you do, for whom, and where, followed by a single primary button. No slideshows, no five competing offers. Clarity converts; choice paralyzes.

3Proof before the pitch

Star rating and review count pulled from your Google reviews, years in business, licenses, and recognizable logos, placed right under the promise where doubt forms.

4A page for every service and area

Cards route visitors to dedicated service and location pages, each targeting the searches customers actually make. This is the site structure search engines rank and AI cites.

5Questions answered on the page

Pricing, timing, insurance, guarantees: the objections customers ask ChatGPT and Google about, answered in plain language and marked up as FAQ content.

6Structured for machines underneath

LocalBusiness, Service, Review and FAQ schema markup, clean headings, fast code, and a footer that matches your Google Business Profile exactly. Invisible to visitors, decisive for AI.

Same business, two websites

Most sites are built to just look good.
Ours are beautiful and built to be chosen.

The difference between a site that gets visits and a site that gets customers is rarely the color palette. It is what the page asks the visitor to do, how fast it does it, and whether machines can read it.

Typical rebuild
  • ×Homepage slideshow with five rotating messages, none of them the phone number
  • ×Page-builder theme loading 4 to 7 MB; 5+ seconds on a phone
  • ×One "Services" page listing everything; nothing ranks for anything
  • ×Contact form buried on its own page; no click-to-call
  • ×No schema, mismatched hours vs. Google, no review data
  • ×Launched and forgotten; nobody watches what visitors do
Foundgentic build
  • ✓One headline, one action, proof strip; call button in every viewport
  • ✓Lean code and optimized media; paints in under 2 seconds, passes Core Web Vitals
  • ✓Dedicated service and location pages mapped to real searches
  • ✓Click-to-call, short forms, booking, and call tracking wired to reporting
  • ✓Schema on every page, matching your Google Business Profile field for field
  • ✓Heatmaps and A/B tests after launch; the site keeps improving
What every build includes

Designed for customers. Engineered for Google, Maps and AI.

A website is the hub every other visibility service points to. These are the standards every Foundgentic site ships with, and the services each one connects to.

Speed & Core Web Vitals

Optimized images, minimal scripts, fast hosting and caching. Built to pass Google's page-experience thresholds on mobile, not just desktop.[5]

Mobile-first, thumb-first

Designed on the phone screen first, since that is what Google indexes and where most local customers decide.[4] Sticky call and book actions, tap-sized targets, no pinching.

Search-ready architecture

Service, location and article pages organized around the searches your customers make, with clean URLs, headings and internal links.

Search Engine Optimization →

Schema markup built in

LocalBusiness, Service, FAQ, Review and Article structured data written to match your profile, so search engines and AI quote you accurately.

Schema Markup →

Google Business Profile alignment

Name, address, phone, hours and services identical to your profile and citations, the consistency that Maps and AI assistants reward.

Google Business Profile →

Content that AI can cite

Service pages and articles written to answer the questions customers ask AI tools, structured for extraction and attributed to you.

Authority Content →

Tracking & call attribution

Analytics, call tracking and form tracking installed from day one, so every lead is tied to the page and channel that produced it.

How we report →

Security, accessibility, ownership

SSL, backups, accessible color and contrast, keyboard navigation, and a site you own outright on a platform you can keep.

Landing pages for ads

Fast, focused pages for Google, Performance Max, Meta and ChatGPT campaigns, so paid traffic converts instead of bouncing.

Paid Advertising →
How we build it

Four phases from first call to a site that keeps improving.

Redesigns are where rankings usually get lost. Ours are planned so existing visibility is preserved and the new site launches with more, not less.

01Discover & audit

We map how your customers search and buy, audit the current site's speed, rankings and conversion paths, and check every fact against your Google Business Profile. What ranks today gets protected.

02Architecture & design

Site map, page-by-page purpose and the conversion sequence come first; visual design follows. You review real pages on real devices, not static mockups.

03Build, structure & migrate

Lean code, schema, tracking, redirects for every old URL, and a pre-launch check against Core Web Vitals and the Rich Results Test. Sites launch on our server, WordPress, Webflow, Shopify or a custom stack, your choice. We offer free hosting on our server to clients on a monthly retainer.

04Launch & optimize

Heatmaps, session recordings and form analytics show where visitors hesitate. Headlines, offers and layouts are tested with proper sample sizes; winners ship. Conversion rate, cost per lead and revenue per visitor are reported monthly by source.

Your website should confirm what your Google Business Profile promises. Every engagement starts with the profile, then the site is built to match it and convert the traffic it sends.

Questions

Web design and conversion, answered.

Standard sites launch in four to six weeks from kickoff; multi-location or e-commerce builds take eight to twelve. Our Web Design team gives a firm timeline after discovery.

Clean semantic markup, schema, fast load, and structured content that answers questions, plus consistency with your Google Business Profile and listings. Every site we build includes these foundations.

CRO is the ongoing testing of headlines, offers, forms, and layouts to turn more visitors into calls and bookings, using heatmaps, recordings, and A/B tests. It is part of our web design service, because traffic is only worth what it converts.

WordPress or Webflow for content-driven sites, Shopify for e-commerce; the right fit depends on your team's comfort and growth plans. We recommend after discovery.

Yes. Audit what works, preserve URLs, content, and link equity, and rebuild the rest around design and conversion. Redirect mapping and schema carry-over are part of every redesign.

Yes: updates, security, hosting support, speed, and small content changes keep the site fast and current. Maintenance plans are available after launch.

Let's talk

See what's holding your website back.

We'll review your current site's design, speed, and AI/search visibility — and show you exactly what a rebuild could do for your bookings and revenue. Completely free, no commitment.

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Schedule a consultation with us. Get enterprise-level strategy with personal involvement from the founders.

Call us directly(727) 777-9900 Email usinfo@foundgentic.com

Enterprise methodology with personalized attention. Every project receives direct involvement from Foundgentic owners Laura Ludwin and Kristin Crawford, backed by 50+ years of combined SEO and digital marketing expertise.