Web Design • WordPress • Shopify
Custom WordPress and Shopify builds for small and mid-sized businesses, plus the care plans that keep them fast, updated, and edited after launch. Two things, done properly, by the same people all the way through.
What we do
Build the site, then keep it running. Take either on its own — a care plan works on a site we didn't build.
A custom site that loads fast, says the thing on the first screen, and can be updated by someone who isn't a developer.
Hosting, updates, backups, and the small edits that pile up. Three plans, month to month, cancel any time.
How it goes
A typical build runs six to nine weeks. You'll know what's happening in every one of them.
We learn the business before we open a design file — customers, margins, sales calls, the objections you hear every week. You get a written read of where the money actually comes from.
A sitemap and page-by-page plan that argues for the sale, plus the content list we'll need from you. One round of decisions, made together, so nothing gets relitigated in week seven.
Design and build run together in WordPress or Shopify. You see real pages in the browser every Friday, not a deck of mockups at the end.
Launch, then the part most studios hand off: hosting, updates, backups, and the edits that pile up, handled monthly on a care plan. Optional — plenty of clients stop at launch.
Selected work
Small teams, real revenue, sites that still work two years later.
A WordPress build with on-page SEO for a telehealth company.
View → 2025A WordPress build for a commercial real estate company.
View → 2025A WordPress build for a 200-foot observation wheel in Grandscape, Texas.
View → 2024A Shopify build for a motivational lifestyle brand.
View →The studio
Bear West is a studio on the West Coast. We build custom WordPress and Shopify sites for small and mid-sized businesses, and we look after them once they're live.
No account managers and no offshore build team. The people you meet in week one are the people doing the work in month twelve.
Start a project
Send a few lines about the company and where it's stuck. You'll hear back within two business days, from a person who read it.
