What we actually build.

Your site is written in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. That's it. No WordPress that needs constant security patching. No Wix subscription that doubles next year. No page builder that locks your content inside their database.

The file you own is the file Google reads, and that file is small enough to fly. A typical NeonFrame site loads in under 1.5 seconds on a phone, which is faster than 80% of small business sites on the web.

If you're in Puerto Peñasco, Rocky Point, or anywhere along the Sonora coast, half your customers speak English and half speak Spanish. Most websites pick one. We do both, with a flag-and-language pill in the top right that flips the whole site instantly.

The Spanish isn't auto-translated. It's Mexican Spanish, written for the customer who actually lives here, not Spain-Spanish that reads like a tourist menu.

We have a hard rule: no stock photos, no AI-generated images. Ever. Stock photos make a site look like every other site. AI photos tell on themselves the second a customer looks twice.

If you have good photos, we use them. If you don't, we build clean vector cards in your brand colors that work as visual placeholders without lying about what your business looks like. Either way, every image on your site is something we made or you made. Nothing in between.

Three out of four people who land on your site are doing it from a phone. They're standing on the malecón looking for a place to eat. They're in a taxi looking for the closest pharmacy. They don't have time for a desktop-first site that takes nine seconds to load on Mexican LTE.

We design every site on a phone canvas first. The desktop layout is a stretched-out version of the phone layout, not the other way around. That's a small change in process that makes a massive difference in actual use.

Google doesn't read your site the way a person does. It reads the markup, the structured data, the headers, the meta tags, and the speed. We write all of that with the same care we write the visible parts.

It's not magic and it's not a 90-day audit. It's getting the basics right on day one so that a year from now, when somebody searches for what you sell, the right answer is your site.

When the site goes live, the domain is in your name, the hosting is in your name, the Google accounts are in your name, and the source code is on your hard drive if you want it. We hold the keys while we're working on it, then hand everything over.

If you ever want to fire us, you can, and you'll keep every file. That's how all of this should work.