Web Design & Development for Klamath Falls and Redding

One team under one name. The Sean Dinwiddie’s Webmastery name vouches for every job and holds every webmaster to one standard: Sean, the founder, reviews the results against the written scope before launch, and every job ends the same way, with a check that it works and a plain note you can keep.

You get the webmaster who builds it. Not an account manager, not a stranger who inherited your file. Under the monthly engagement, the webmaster you reach in a year already knows your site, and brings to it what the whole team has learned. If they are ever away or leave the team, Sean covers the work, and the engagement stays with Sean Dinwiddie’s Webmastery.

You can run it yourself. Hours, prices, photos, specials — you get shown how, so a change on a Sunday night waits on no one, and it is written down so the next person can pick it up.

A written scope before anything starts. A one-time job is a flat fee you know before work begins, from a third share ($2,000) for a food truck’s menu page to a full share ($6,000) for a family shop’s website, built and handed over. The scope says what is required, what is optional, what it costs and the date it is done. Every fee is priced in shares of the $6,000 monthly engagement, which holds upkeep, local search, ads and conversion work in one; a new build beyond the month’s work list is scoped as a one-time job before it starts.

Nothing you cannot take with you. Hosting, the domain and your tools sit in your own name from day one, billed to you by each provider, and no third-party cost is resold or marked up. If you ever leave, you leave with the site, not with a hostage situation.

Public offices. Under ADA Title II, a public office’s website and apps must meet WCAG 2.1 AA by April 26, 2027 when it serves 50,000 or more people, and by April 26, 2028 when it is smaller or a special district. An accessibility review is a half share ($3,000): the templates the scope names (the page layouts the site is built from), checked against WCAG 2.1 AA, with findings in priority order, a remediation plan priced in shares and a draft accessibility statement.

By the year. A public office or firm can also hold the annual engagement ($120,000 a year): a year of the monthly work plus technology planning and an accessibility program. It is billed monthly at $10,000 and can be ended for convenience, as public contracts usually provide. Public offices pay on their own invoice terms. Fractional CTO leadership, a part-time head of technology, goes through the sister practice at sdin.dev.