Website design for Jacksonville and Medford businesses.

We'll design a free preview of your new site so you can see the direction first. When you're ready, we'll build the full website.

We design websites across industries.

Medical, dental, restaurant and retail websites. Tap one to see an example.

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Meet the founders

Our founders work directly with you.

Ben Wells

Ben Wells

CEO and Co-Founder

5x founder and former college athlete who understands business from the inside out. He manages client accounts, structures deals and partnerships, and oversees finance and operations. He designs email campaigns and shapes creative direction. At Body Juice, the Costa Mesa juice bar that drew celebrities, he was COO and Co-Founder: he raised the investor funding, and when the customer base grew 600%, his operation absorbed it.
Jessica Wells

Jessica Wells

Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer

5x founder and veteran growth strategist. Former Booz Allen Hamilton consultant and restaurateur who took her own juice bar viral, bringing in celebrities. She codes software and websites, directs ad strategy and video, and builds custom AI automations. She grew one client from $5 million to $20 million in annual revenue and made a brand-new AI startup the #1 recommendation in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini for its category.

HQ: Orange County, CA

Case Studies

Romeé

We took Romeé from idea to a real brand. We designed the custom website, can artwork and logo, and built an integrated Shopify store.

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The Method of Beauty website on a laptop
The Method of Beauty website on a phone

Method of Beauty

We redesigned a website for a medical practice. New patients tripled in 4 months.

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John Sung Kim
★★★★★Google review
Our experience was absolutely AAA and Mining Wells gave my already experienced team much deeper insights and strategies that we employ today. A totally game changing and top level experience.”
John Sung KimCEO at JetBridgeFounder of Five9 and DoctorBase, now part of Tebra

We never offshore web design.

Everything is made with in California.

How it works

  1. 1

    Tell us about your project

    Your business, what you offer and the website you want.

  2. 2

    We review it

    If it's a fit, we reach out to chat.

  3. 3

    Your free website preview

    After our first discovery call with the founders, we design a preview of your website and send you a private link. It stays live for 14 days.

  4. 4

    You decide

    Love the preview? Then you pay and we start the work.

  5. 5

    Kickoff and website delivery

    Websites can be delivered in as little as 7 days but can take 30 days.

  6. Your site goes live

What's included in your custom website

  • Built for desktop, tablet and mobile
  • SEO setup for Google and AI search
  • Page titles, descriptions and clean web addresses
  • Business details marked up for Google
  • Fast loading and compressed images
  • Contact form, booking link and analytics

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Don't need a website? We offer other services

  • Paid Advertising
  • Web Design
  • SEO & AI Search
  • AI Automations
  • Branding and Design
  • Email Marketing
  • Direct Mail & Print
  • Strategy

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does a Jacksonville or Medford website project work with our founders in Irvine?

Jessica and Ben Wells lead the project themselves. We review the pages together on video, then use phone and email to keep edits moving between review calls.

Should a Medford urgent care show current wait times on its website?

If the clinic already tracks wait times, a current estimate on the homepage helps someone decide when to come in. Label it as an estimate and show when it was last updated, so nobody plans the afternoon around an old number.

Should a Jacksonville restaurant give brunch its own page?

When brunch runs on different days or a different menu than dinner, a separate brunch page lets guests find those dishes without digging through the dinner menu. Link it from the main menu page, and take it down for any stretch the restaurant pauses brunch.

Should a Medford shop explain its subscription on the website?

When the shop already sends regulars a monthly box or a standing order, one page can explain what comes in it, how often it ships and how to pause or cancel. A clear cancel step keeps the subscription from feeling like a trap.

Should a Jacksonville shop have a page for the local makers it carries?

Jacksonville's National Historic Landmark district includes more than 100 historic brick and timber-framed buildings, according to the City. If the shop carries work from local makers, a dedicated page can introduce those brands, show what the store stocks and give visitors one more reason to seek it out while they are downtown.

Should a Jacksonville restaurant add a Britt-season section to its website?

Britt says its main open-air season runs from June through September. A short Britt-season section can point concertgoers to the restaurant's existing menu and reservation information during those months, then come off the homepage when the main season ends.

What does the website package include?

A custom website, built for desktop, tablet and mobile. SEO setup for Google and AI search, page titles, descriptions and clean web addresses, business details marked up for Google, fast loading and compressed images, a contact form, booking link and analytics. Hosting and monthly care are separate.

Does SEO-optimized mean you guarantee rankings?

No. We build your site so Google and AI search tools can understand your business clearly. Nobody can honestly guarantee rankings.

Why is the website preview free?

We'd rather show you what we can do than ask you to imagine it from a proposal. We take on 3 to 5 previews a week, after we review each project.

Who will I work with?

Our founders, Jessica and Ben Wells. You talk to the people building your site, not an account manager.

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