Website Design & Management
Don’t wait another minute to get the website help that your book and business need, and that you deserve.
I understand the unique challenges non-fiction authors face as they build a business around their book or use their book to support clients in their current business.
Whether you need a custom website design, want help with monthly care, or are interested in having a day devoted to your business, I’ve got you covered.
At Sandra Lee Creative it’s easy to get website design and management to fit your needs.
If you are looking to get the job done–Sandy Wiles is the one to turn to! I was so impressed with Sandy’s availability and willingness to construct my website and respond to my needs throughout the entire building process. She is entirely client focused and does not settle for a cookie-cutter process in creating a website, but brings her skills, ideas, and suggestions and walks alongside you every step of the way. The final site is not only eye-popping but Sandy builds a platform on which you will be proud to launch your work!”
The Rev. Robin T. Jennings, Author & Speaker
Have questions about how I support authors through their website journey?
Sometimes it’s hard to know exactly which service is best for you. A 20-minute consultation gives us both clarity on where to start and an opportunity to get to know each other.
Ready to wow your audience and turn visitors into fans?
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The Importance of Heading Structure in Website Design
I’ve looked at and audited tons of websites and one thing I see over and over again is a lack of an organized heading structure. The biggest mistake I see on these websites is headings being used for design rather than structure. A good heading structure in a website is important for several reasons. But… -
The Benefits of a Consistent Website Stack
I know there is a lot of advice out there about the best way to build your next website, and today I’m chiming in with my two cents. From page builders to blocks, I’ve honed my skills and refined my workflow over time and found there are several benefits to using a consistent website stack….