One page, one local repair
After you ask me to proceed and approve the inputs, I complete and test one repair on one existing public page.
Websites for independent local businesses
I repair the page that is getting in the way—using owner-approved facts, a written scope, and a customer path that works on a phone.

Founder-led from audit to launch.
Real photos and owner-approved facts.
One written repair scope at a time.
Selected work
The first field study documents how I inspect a local-business page, preserve the evidence, and keep the builder separate from the reviewer. This is internal work, not client work.

Internal field study · not client work
A private system for checking a live business page, preserving the source, and keeping the builder separate from the reviewer.
Status matters. Independent concepts are labeled as concepts. Internal tools are labeled as internal work. A business is never presented as a client without permission.
View all work →A practical first engagement
One approved repair scope on one existing public page. Examples include mobile layout, tap-to-call, broken content, metadata, accessibility, or deployment checks—not all of them bundled together.
Talk through the pageTypical scope
After you ask me to proceed and approve the inputs, I complete and test one repair on one existing public page.
You inspect the completed local version first, then accept its exact written scope before receiving the private $497 checkout.
Payment does not equal launch approval. The public release remains a separate, explicit decision.
Working together
You always know what is observed, what is proposed, and what has been approved.
First, the live page. I identify one repair that can be described and checked without guesswork.
Then, the completed local repair. After you ask me to proceed and approve the inputs, I build and test one private version for review on phone, tablet, and desktop.
Finally, written approval. You accept the exact reviewed scope before the private checkout is shared. Payment comes before publication; launch still requires separate approval.
The person on the other end
Christopher Spears
Designer, developer, founder
I run CSpears Tech and do the audit, design, development, and launch work. The goal is simple: make a strong local business look as credible online as it is in person.
Have a page that feels off?
Call Christopher. I will look at the live page and tell you what I can actually fix.
Call +1 504 618 6800