Web Design · Long Beach
Getting a website built isn’t the problem. Getting someone to own it is.
You can hire a designer in Long Beach tomorrow. What’s hard is finding someone who’ll build a site that actually sells, stick around after launch, and not leave every fix and change landing back on you.
Sound familiar
One of these is why you’re here
If you run a business in Long Beach and you’re looking for web design, it’s usually one of these.
Your web designer disappeared after launch. A simple change is now “too busy” or $200 an hour, from the only person who can touch it.
Your marketing person is also your tech person. They’re good at marketing, stuck troubleshooting the website instead of doing their job.
It breaks and nobody knows what to do. Forms stop sending, a page looks wrong on mobile, and it needs fixing now, not next week.
You’ve outgrown what you started with. More pages, better forms, a CRM connection, and no idea where to start.
The common thread: nobody reliable actually owns your site. Either the person you hired moved on, or they built it so only they could touch it.
What it looks like when it’s handled:
It’s off your plate. You stop being the accidental website owner googling error messages at 11pm. When you need a change, it ships in days, not after a week of chasing quotes. And the site does its real job, bringing you customers, because the words, the design, and the tech were built to work together. A site that works is not the same as a site that sells.
The fix
One Long Beach team that owns the problem
We’re Common People, Matt and Mika, based in Long Beach. Design, build, copywriting, and strategy come from the same two people, so your site is built to bring customers, not just to technically work. We own the problem. You own the website.
Free
Written diagnosis first
Fixed
Price before any work
100%
You own the site, no lock-in
What we build
Whatever you’re building on
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Tell us what’s going on with your site
Send us what’s wrong, or what you need built. You’ll get an honest diagnosis, a fixed number, and a timeline, before you commit to anything.