Local SEO + domain consolidation
Five scattered domains folded into one authority site, with local search and map presence rebuilt around it.
We design and build websites for small businesses from our office in Homosassa Springs, and most of the businesses we work with are in Citrus, Marion and Levy counties.
Joe Fozzy founded 76 Design Solutions in 2022 and builds the sites himself, so the person you talk to is the person doing the work.
If the work is good you do not need to be tied in, so we do not tie you in. If you leave, the site goes with you.
Every page is mobile-first, opens quickly even on a phone with one bar of signal, and is written so search engines show it to people looking for you.
Most sites take 2 to 4 weeks once the content is settled. The content is usually what takes longest, not the build.
Joe Fozzy was named Local Business Person of the Year 2025 on Alignable, where locals highly recommend us.
Each town has its own page about web design there.
A few of our newer rebuilds — shown so you can read the design without exposing the client. We don't publish client names or links; we protect the businesses that trust us. Click any preview to enlarge.
Local SEO + domain consolidation
Five scattered domains folded into one authority site, with local search and map presence rebuilt around it.
Website rebuild
A slow WordPress site replaced with a fast, statically rendered build — same content, a fraction of the load time.
Custom storefront + checkout
A print-on-demand gallery store: card payments, automated fulfillment, and a CDN-backed image pipeline.
Catalog storefront + custom checkout
Thousands of products with search, wishlists and a checkout built for shipping consolidation rather than single parcels.
Service site + online booking
Services broken out as their own cards so a visitor can find the one they want and book it without reading the whole page.
Client privacy first. We don't list client names or links publicly. Want to see examples relevant to your industry? Ask — we'll share them directly.
Here is what actually separates a good agency from an expensive one — the questions worth asking, what the work should cost, and what to be wary of. Useful whether or not you end up working with us.
Including us. If an agency gets uncomfortable with any of these, that is the answer.
Plenty of agencies sell the work and then send it offshore. That is not automatically bad, but you should know before you sign, because it decides how long every future change takes and who you can actually reach when something breaks.
Can you take the site with you? Who owns the domain, the hosting account, the content? If the answer is vague, the site is leverage rather than an asset. Ours goes with you.
Anyone can show you a pretty screenshot. Ask them to run a real page-speed test on a site they built, on a phone, on mobile data. Most small-business sites fail there, and speed is what decides whether a visitor stays.
Hosting? Updates? Actual marketing work? "Maintenance" can mean anything from real monthly effort to a hosting bill with a markup. Get it itemized.
A long contract is a business protecting itself against you leaving. If the work is good you do not need to be tied in. We do not use them.
If your point of contact is an account manager who relays messages to a team you never meet, expect slow, lossy changes. Small agencies win on this and it matters more than most people expect.
We are in Homosassa Springs, and a good share of our work is within driving distance — Citrus, Marion, Levy and the surrounding counties, where knowing the area genuinely helps with local search. The build itself does not care where you are: we work with small businesses across the United States, and you will still be talking to the person doing the work.
Most small-business sites land in the low thousands, depending on how many pages there are and whether the content already exists. Be suspicious of anything quoted before someone has asked what the site needs to do — and equally suspicious of a very low price attached to a long contract.
Typically 2–4 weeks once content is settled. Content is almost always the bottleneck, not the build — the sites that take months are usually waiting on copy and photos, not code.
No. We are based in Homosassa Springs, Florida and work with businesses across the country. Being local helps when you want someone to sit down with you, and for local SEO it helps that we know the area — but it is not a requirement for the build itself.
Not on its own. A fast, well-structured site is the requirement, not the result. Ranking comes from that plus ongoing work — local pages, a properly managed Google Business Profile, and content over time. Anyone promising a #1 ranking is selling something they cannot deliver.
Often, yes, and it is usually cheaper. If the foundation is sound we would rather fix speed, structure and SEO than charge you for a rebuild you do not need. If it is built on something that cannot be made fast, we will tell you that too.
Straight answers to the other questions people ask before hiring anyone — no sales pitch attached.
Which one you actually need, and how to read a portfolio properly.
Where the monthly fee goes, and how to tell real work from busywork.
What drives the price up or down, and which cheap sites cost more later.
What a small-business site has to get right, what is included, and what it costs.
The six parts of a brand, and the one question to ask before you hire anyone.
Get a free, no-pressure quote for your website or SEO project. Local to Citrus County, fast to respond, and built around what your customers actually search.