Hand-Crafted Sites
for Local Impact.

AEO stands for Answer Engine Optimization. While traditional SEO helps you show up in a list of links, AEO ensures that AI agents (like Gemini, ChatGPT, and Perplexity) can parse your site's data to provide direct answers about your business. I build your "knowledge asset" so that when a neighbor asks their phone for a local recommendation, your business is the top answer.

Yes. Every Tivoli Web Works project includes access to user-friendly documentation. I provide a clear, step-by-step owner's manual so you can update prices, menus, or photos yourself. You won't be held hostage by a developer for small, daily changes.

While I provide the tools for you to be independent, many of my local clients prefer a "hands-off" approach. I offer a Caretaker Plan for $75/month.

This includes high-performance hosting, security monitoring, and two "Small-Change" requests per month (like updating menu options or changing office hours). It ensures your site stays fresh and fast while you focus on running your business.

Standard site builders are often bloated with code that slows down your site—especially on patchy rural Wi-Fi in the Hudson Valley. My sites are hand-coded to be lightning-fast, sustainable, and semantic. This performance leads to better search rankings and a much smoother experience for your customers.

If you just need a professional digital "business card" to establish trust, Basic is perfect. If you need clients to book appointments or view a menu, Standard is our most popular choice. For farms doing CSA signups or boutiques selling products, the Enhanced tier provides full e-commerce power.

You'll be working directly with me. My name is Veronica. I live right here in Tivoli and bring a background in Library Science and Technical Writing to every project. I believe in a "small-town" service model: high-end technical expertise paired with direct, local accountability. If you want to work with someone you can grab a coffee with, I'm your gal!

Think of it like a library: if every book on the shelf had a blank white spine, you'd never find what you need. Semantic HTML uses code that actually describes what the content is (like "this is an article" or "this is a main navigation") rather than just how it looks.

This is vital for two reasons: Accessibility (ensuring neighbors using screen readers can navigate your site) and AEO/SEO (helping AI agents and search engines understand exactly what your business offers). Most builders produce "code soup"—I build structured data.

Absolutely. As a former librarian and a lifelong resident of the Hudson Valley, I am deeply committed to our local community. I offer a 20% "Community Roots" discount for registered 501(c)(3) nonprofits, local libraries, and grassroots community organizations in the Hudson Valley.