TMN Creative builds hand-coded mobile-first websites around fast-loading pages, clear touch interactions, and healthy Core Web Vitals targets. Mobile traffic share varies by business, so we measure the current audience and design the phone experience first. Click-to-call paths, structured data, and other conversion features depend on the approved scope. Starter Refresh and Full Site Rebuild first drafts typically target 72 hours after kickoff. Custom Studio Build first reviews typically target 7 to 10 days. Final launch depends on content, integrations, review requirements, and approvals. Starting at $2,250.
Layout, type, controls, forms, and performance decisions start with the phone experience and expand from there.
We build the production pages as lean HTML and CSS without a page-builder layer, then test the approved experience at defined breakpoints.
Every page is designed to answer a buyer's real question and move them toward a clear next step.
Upon full payment, the client receives the website files and project assets. No proprietary CMS lock-in. If support changes later, the finished site can move with the client.
Live client sites and case studies linked so the underlying work can be checked.
We establish hierarchy, reading width, touch behavior, and the primary action at a phone-sized viewport before expanding the composition for larger screens.
Fluid layouts that work from 320px to 1920px. CSS clamp(), container queries, and grid systems sized in viewport units, not fixed pixel breakpoints.
Primary controls are sized and spaced for touch. Click-to-call and email links are wired where relevant, and navigation never depends on hover alone.
Hand-coded HTML/CSS, system fonts where possible, font-display:swap, lazy-loaded images, no render-blocking JavaScript. Built for fast mobile loads on 4G.
We test the approved build against current Core Web Vitals guidance and report the measured result. Hosting, content, analytics, embeds, consent tools, and later changes still affect field performance.
TMN generally uses one responsive site instead of maintaining a separate AMP version. Additional delivery formats are scoped only when they serve a verified need.
Sticky actions, click-to-call paths, autocomplete-friendly forms, deliberate focus behavior, and mobile viewport handling are used when they fit the page goal.
We size and compress approved assets, preserve image dimensions to reduce layout shift, and use responsive formats when they fit the hosting path.
We prioritize critical assets, defer noncritical scripts, and add resource hints only where the delivery path supports them. Offline support is scoped separately.
We test on real iPhone and Android hardware, not just Chrome DevTools. Different rendering paths, different network speeds, different input behaviors all matter.
Mobile is no longer an afterthought. It is the primary canvas. Here is what makes that work.
No WordPress, Wix, or Webflow delivery layer. The approved build stays lean for constrained devices and connections.
Phone numbers and emails use appropriate links where they are part of the approved inquiry path. Tap tracking is configured when it is included in the measurement scope.
A bottom-anchored action can keep the primary inquiry path within reach. We choose the action from the page goal and measure its use instead of promising a fixed conversion lift.
Field types match input semantics so users receive the appropriate keyboard for numeric, email, or telephone input.
Forms use supported autocomplete attributes for names, addresses, phone numbers, and email when those fields are included in scope.
Semantic HTML is standard. Organization, Service, LocalBusiness, and question-and-answer structured data are added only when the visible facts and approved scope support them. No search ranking or AI recommendation outcome is guaranteed.
Built and tested using WCAG 2.2 AA-informed practices for contrast, keyboard access, semantics, focus states, form labels, and touch sizing. Final legal compliance depends on content, integrations, and ongoing operation.
Real-device testing on iPhone (Safari) and Android (Chrome, Samsung Internet). Different rendering engines, different gesture systems, different defaults.
Upon full payment, the client receives the website files and project assets. No proprietary CMS lock-in. If support changes later, the finished site can move with the client.
Three tiers. Every tier ships mobile-first. Core Web Vitals work, structured data, and integrations depend on the approved scope. Project-file ownership transfers after full payment under the project agreement.
Single-page mobile-first homepage rebuild with performance and click-to-call targets confirmed in scope. The first paid draft typically targets 72 hours after kickoff. Final launch depends on content, integrations, review requirements, and approvals.
$2,250
Multi-page mobile-first site. Touch navigation, sticky actions, form behavior, performance work, and search foundations are included only when listed in the approved scope.
$3,750
Custom scope for larger sites with advanced performance budgets, integrations, or offline and progressive web app requirements.
$5,000+
What we measure, what depends on the final stack, and where the current guidance comes from.
Google uses mobile-first indexing, so it primarily evaluates the mobile version of a page for indexing and ranking. TMN starts with phone layouts, tap targets, navigation, forms, images, and loading behavior, then expands the same content for larger screens. The exact mobile share varies by business and should be measured in the client's analytics.
Lighthouse is a diagnostic tool, not a guaranteed score or ranking outcome. TMN targets healthy Core Web Vitals and resolves material performance, accessibility, best-practice, and SEO issues within the approved scope. Final scores depend on hosting, content, fonts, analytics, embedded tools, consent scripts, and later changes.
Core Web Vitals measure loading, responsiveness, and visual stability. Google's current good thresholds are LCP at 2.5 seconds or less, INP at 200 milliseconds or less, and CLS at 0.1 or less, evaluated at the 75th percentile of page loads. They inform page experience and do not guarantee rankings. Final field performance depends on hosting, content, scripts, embeds, consent tools, and later changes.
Page weight varies widely by theme, plugins, media, fonts, and third-party scripts. A hand-coded build can remove unused theme and plugin assets because it ships only the code needed for the approved site. TMN measures the current page and rebuilt page instead of promising a fixed size or score. Hosting, content, analytics, embeds, and later changes still affect results.
Mobile-first web design starts at $2,250 for a Starter Refresh, $3,750 for a Full Site Rebuild, and $5,000+ for a Custom Studio Build. Performance work, click-to-call paths, sticky actions, forms, structured data, integrations, and progressive web app features are included only when listed in the approved scope. Build fees are flat.
TMN generally does not recommend AMP for a standard marketing site. A responsive site can be built around the same mobile performance goals without maintaining a separate AMP version. Progressive web app features can be scoped when offline access, installability, or push notifications serve a real operational need.
TMN can include semantic HTML, clear service copy, internal links, metadata, visible question-and-answer content, and supported Organization, LocalBusiness, or Service structured data when the approved scope and visible facts support them. These elements can help systems understand the page, but TMN does not guarantee search rankings, inclusion in AI answers, or recommendations.
Sources reviewed August 30, 2026: Google mobile-first indexing guidance, web.dev Core Web Vitals, and Google structured data guidelines.
We’ll review the current experience and prepare a custom homepage preview so you can judge the direction before committing.
