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Harbor & Vine ↗Editorial · Cormorant Garamond
Make your business
easy to choose.
A clear, fast, mobile-first website that shows what you do and makes getting in touch obvious. You work directly with Anthony and Luciano on the design, the words and the launch.
Two brothers.
Built around your business.
Anthony & Luciano Alfano
We’re building NextDay Digital together: thoughtful websites, practical automation, and a direct conversation with the people doing the work.
Your business is not a template. We’ll help you find the right starting point, make the details yours, and keep the next step clear.
Tell us what you’re buildingSee the experience
before you buy it.
Three of eight. Each is a full page with its own typography and structure · open one on your phone and judge it the way a customer would.
Built around the decision
a customer actually makes.
Make the important details easy to find. These are the four things we focus on first.
People decide fast
Your name, what you do and where you work should be clear before anyone scrolls. No guessing, no hunting through a slideshow.
Designed for the phone in your hand
Layouts are designed on a phone screen first and then opened up for desktop, rather than squeezed down afterwards.
One obvious action
Call, message or request a quote. Every section points to the single step you actually want a visitor to take.
Fast pages, real details
Lightweight code, compressed images, honest hours and a real address. Slow or vague pages quietly cost you calls.
Start with one
well-built page.
You do not need to choose between three packages before we have spoken. Start with the essentials and add what the business actually needs.
The starter website
A focused page for a business that needs a professional place to send potential customers, built around the one action you want them to take.
Custom layout
Designed for phones and desktops. Not a template with your logo dropped in.
Your services and details
Hours, area, contact routes and the images you approve.
Copy help
Organising and tightening what you already have, so it reads like a business.
Search and sharing setup
Page title, description, link preview and domain configuration.
One revision round and handoff
Written instructions, and the accounts in your name.
Where this fits
| DIY builder | Agency | NextDay Digital | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who builds it | You, in your evenings | Varies by agency | Both founders, from first conversation to launch |
| How it looks | A template thousands share | Varies by project | Custom, scoped to need |
| Ongoing cost | Platform subscription | Varies by agreement | Itemised, nothing hidden |
| If you leave | The site goes with the platform | Depends on the contract | Domain and accounts are yours |
If a DIY builder genuinely suits your situation better, we will say so in the first conversation.
Stop retyping the
same information.
Most small businesses lose hours a week moving the same details between a form, an inbox, a spreadsheet and a calendar.
Once the site is live, that handoff can usually be automated using the tools you already pay for. If an automation is not worth building, we will tell you that too.
Ask what is possible01 · An enquiry arrives
From the website form, a call log or a message.
02 · It lands where you work
Your inbox, a shared sheet, or the CRM the team already opens.
03 · Follow-up fires
A confirmation to the customer and a reminder to you, so nothing dies over a weekend.
04 · You see the pattern
A simple record of where enquiries come from, so you stop guessing.
Three steps, no surprises.
Tell us what you need
Share the business, the current site and what you want to improve.
You do: send a few sentences. No forms yet.
Review your proposal
Design direction, deliverables, timeline and a fixed price, in writing.
You do: approve it or walk away. No cost either way.
Go live
Review the build, test the agreed features, get the handoff instructions.
You do: one round of feedback, then approve launch.
Have a site in mind?
Start with a message.
Send your current website, if you have one, and the single thing you want it to do better.
Typical first reply is a few questions and then a written scope. Nothing is charged for the conversation or the proposal.
Questions, answered.
Are the demos real client projects?
No. All eight are fictional design concepts. Every business name, price, address, phone number and review inside them is invented, and the imagery is illustrative. They demonstrate design and structure, not client results.
Can I just use one of the themes as-is?
A theme is a starting point for layout, typography and tone · not a finished site. Your copy, photos, services, colours and any extra pages get built on top of it. Naming the one you liked simply gives the first conversation a direction.
What will my website cost?
Send a short description of what you need. You will get the work outlined and a written quote including any ongoing costs before you decide. Nothing is charged for the conversation or the proposal.
Does “NextDay” mean it launches tomorrow?
No, it is the brand name. Your proposal sets a realistic timeline based on scope, content and revisions. The usual hold-up is content, not code.
What if I do not have good photos?
Most businesses do not at first. Your own phone photos are often better than stock, and the proposal will say plainly whether photography is included, licensed or something you will supply later.
Will I own the website?
The proposal specifies the files, accounts and access included in the handoff, along with any third-party licences. Domain and service accounts should be in your name from day one.
Who updates it after launch?
Decided in the proposal. Some clients want written instructions and handle small edits themselves; others prefer to send changes over. Either way the cost is agreed up front rather than billed by surprise.
Can you work with my existing site?
Yes. Send the link and what you would like to improve, and you will get an honest assessment of whether to update it or rebuild.