How to Know What Kind of Website Support You Actually Need
You know you need a website—or maybe your current one just isn’t cutting it—but the options feel… overwhelming.
Should you hire a designer?
Buy a template?
Start over?
Tweak what you have?
When you're standing at the crossroads of "I know I need a better website" and "I don’t know what that looks like yet", it’s easy to stay stuck in decision mode. But the longer you wait, the more opportunities you miss—and you deserve a website that actually works for you.
Let’s break this down.
Not All Website Support Is the Same
Here’s the truth: what works for someone else might not be right for you. Your business stage, your brand clarity, your timeline, and your budget all matter—and they should shape what kind of support you choose.
Some of my clients come to me with:
A DIY site that’s kind of doing the job, but not really aligned with where they’re going
A site they haven’t touched in years and feel a little embarrassed about
A blank slate and big vision but no idea where to start
And guess what?
There’s not one “right” path. There’s just the one that makes the most sense for you right now.
Let’s Find Your Right Fit (Without the Guesswork)
Instead of overthinking it or trying to squeeze your business into someone else’s path, I made something to help you decide what kind of website support you actually need—based on where you are now.
It’s quick. It’s fun. It’s judgment-free.
Take the quiz and get a clear recommendation on whether:
You’re ready for a fully custom website
You’d thrive with one of my customizable templates
Or if a quick audit would give you the clarity to move forward
✨ Take the Quiz → Find Your Best Next Step
This isn’t just fluff—it’s a way to cut through the noise and finally move forward with confidence (and the kind of support that actually matches your goals).
CLICK HERE TO TAKE THE QUIZ
Hi, I’m Christina—designer, strategist, and your website’s new best friend.
I help solopreneurs build beautiful, intentional websites that actually work for their business (without the tech overwhelm). When I’m not designing in Squarespace, you’ll find me homeschooling my kids with a coffee in hand and cozy slippers on my feet.
