Start with the situation.
We discuss the audience, what the website needs to do, and what you already have. For an existing site, that includes the parts you want to keep and the things getting in your way.
A small, accountable studio
Hi, I’m Jason. I design and build websites.
Raven Rendering LLC is a small, independent business led by Jason Weber. I help write and organize the content, design the pages, build the site, and provide support after launch.
My own projects include photo maps, camping search tools, writing and photography sites, and my professional website.
Start a conversation
Working together
You’ll know what we’re making, and what happens next.
You work directly with me throughout the project. The scope, review stages, and responsibilities are agreed around the work your site needs.
Agree the work and price.
We define the pages, features, content preparation, cost, and timing. We also agree who supplies the material and how feedback and revisions fit into the project.
Review something real.
You review the design and working website at the agreed stages. We check the words, imagery, and behavior together, with a clear place to collect feedback.
Know how to move forward.
Before launch, we check the site and agree publishing access, source files, hosting, and ongoing responsibilities. You can take it over or choose continuing support.
What to bring to the first conversation
A website address or rough idea, the material you have, any important dates, and a few examples of what a good result would look like.
Start a conversation ↗Design follows the work
Different jobs call for different designs.
PerchPoints puts photographs, a map, and outing details together so a place can be explored without leaving the atlas. The Outlander Roost uses illustrated doors to link to each person’s website. Each design helps visitors find a different kind of content.
PerchPoints
Mr. Crowmeister
Roost Atlas
Jason Weber
The Outlander Roost
These palettes belong to the five live projects. See the websites and their working interfaces →
Have a project in mind?
Tell me what you need from your website.
Tell me what you want to build or what needs fixing. We’ll discuss the work, timing, and cost.
Discuss your website