

Custom Website Design
for Small Businesses
I design custom Wix websites for small businesses across the Wimmera and beyond. Each website is built around your brand, your goals and the way your customers search, compare and make decisions.
Every site is designed to be mobile-optimised, SEO-friendly, and built to convert visitors into leads or customers as well as looking good.
I'm Leonie, the designer behind Lones&Co. Read more about me.

See what's possible.
A website that reflects your business and helps customers take the next step.
How We'll Build Your Website
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Discovery
We’ll begin with a discovery call to talk through your business, goals, brand and vision.
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Following our conversation, I’ll prepare a website design proposal outlining the project scope, estimated timeline and pricing, so you know exactly what’s included and what to expect.
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Once approved, we’ll agree on one communication channel to keep the project simple and on track.
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Design
I’ll create the initial design concept based on our discovery conversation and share it with you for feedback.
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You’ll receive up to three structured revision rounds, with focused questions to help keep your feedback clear and the process moving efficiently.
Once the overall design direction is approved, we’ll move into development.
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Development
I’ll build your website in Wix, bringing together the approved design, content and agreed features.
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The website will be carefully tested across desktop and mobile to make sure it looks polished and works smoothly.
You’ll then review the completed site and have the opportunity to request any final adjustments before launch.
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Delivery
Once you’ve given final approval, I’ll launch your new website.
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You’ll receive full login access and a walkthrough showing you how to manage and update the site yourself. If you’d prefer ongoing support, we can also discuss a website maintenance plan.
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A typical website project takes 4–6 weeks, depending on the design requirements and how quickly content and feedback are provided.
New site, redesign, or just curious? Let's talk.