The person behind the websites.
I’m Michel. I design and build websites, and — the part most designers skip — I look after them long after launch. Most of my work is for non-profits across Rhode Island and Massachusetts: organizations doing meaningful work with small teams, real constraints, and no patience for agency theater. My favorite kind of client.
Good work deserves a good website.
Mission over flash
A non-profit website has one job: make it easy to understand the work and easy to support it. Everything I build serves that — nothing is decoration for its own sake.
Budgets, respected
I know where every dollar of a non-profit budget could otherwise go. Rates are flat, affordable, and agreed in plain language before anything starts.
Built to be run by you
Your team should be able to update the site without calling anyone. I build for that — and when you would rather hand it off, the care plan covers it.
Word of mouth, on purpose.
I don’t advertise, and I keep the client list deliberately small. New projects almost always start with an introduction from someone I’ve already helped. It means every relationship starts with trust — and it means I can give each site the attention it actually needs.
The result: clients stay for years, and their websites stay good for years.
