LOCAL BUSINESS. PERSONAL SERVICE.

A professional website for your local business.

I build clear, mobile-friendly websites that help customers understand what you offer and get in touch.

Serving Livermore, the Tri-Valley & the East Bay

REAL WORK, OUT IN THE WORLD
Actual East Bay Volleyball Club homepage, showing its club navigation and volleyball team photograph
East Bay Volleyball ClubWebsite design & development
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Thoughtful design Clear communication One person, start to finish Updates when you need them

01 — FEATURED WORK

A real project.
A place to start.

A closer look at a website I built for an East Bay organization and the community it serves.

Desktop view of the delivered East Bay Volleyball Club website
The same club homepage displayed on a phone
Screenshots of the live website · September 2026
LOCAL ORGANIZATION

East Bay
Volleyball Club

A website for players and families to explore the club’s programs and find their next step.

The audience
Players and families in Brentwood and the surrounding East Bay.
What visitors can find
Team and training programs, tryout and membership information, registration links, and required-form links.
My contribution
Website design and development. The site includes Home, About, Programs, Membership, and Contact pages.
Visit the live website (opens in a new tab)

02 — WEBSITES, WITHOUT THE GUESSWORK

The right size for
your next chapter.

A new website or a fresh start for an existing one. We’ll agree on what you need before work begins.

Standard

A clear, welcoming home for your business online.

Request a quote

  • Pages and content support scoped to your project
  • Features and revision rounds agreed in your quote
  • Domain, hosting and subscriptions priced separately
Let’s talk Standard

Premier

More room to tell your story and connect your services.

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  • Pages and content support scoped to your project
  • Features and revision rounds agreed in your quote
  • Domain, hosting and subscriptions priced separately
Let’s talk Premier

A clear scope, from the start. A revision round is one consolidated set of feedback on the agreed work. Extra pages and new features are scope changes.

Domain registration, hosting, paid plugins, and service subscriptions are separate costs. Complex e-commerce, customer accounts, custom applications, substantial copywriting, and custom integrations need a separate quote.

03 — HOW WE’LL WORK TOGETHER

A clear next step.
At every step.

You’ll work directly with me, from the first conversation to the final handoff.

  1. 01

    Tell me about your business

    Share what you do, who you help, and what you’d like your website to do.

  2. 02

    Agree on the details

    We’ll define the pages, features, timeline, and price so you know what’s included.

  3. 03

    Gather content & get started

    Send your text, photos, and branding, then pay the agreed deposit.

  4. 04

    Review & refine

    See the website, bring your feedback together, and we’ll refine the agreed design.

  5. 05

    Approve & launch

    Approve the finished work, settle the remaining payment, and I’ll help get it live.

  6. 06

    Keep it up to date

    Need a change later? Send a request and I’ll confirm the scope and price.

Timing that fits the project. Your schedule depends on scope, content delivery, feedback, and my availability. We’ll discuss it before you commit.

Payment in stages. The deposit, payment milestones, and remaining balance will be confirmed in your written quote before work starts.

AFTER THE LAUNCH

Your business changes.
Your website can, too.

Pay-as-needed updates, with the scope and price confirmed before I start.

Talk through an update

Small edits

Quoted separately

Change business hours, replace a photo, or update a short passage.

Larger updates

Quoted separately

Refresh an existing section with your content, or change several related items on one page.

Something more?

Quoted separately

New pages, features, redesigns, and complex changes are scoped individually.

Requests beyond these examples receive a separate quote. Availability and timing are confirmed for each request.

04 — HI, I’M KAVIN

Your website.
My personal attention.

I’m Kavin Karunagaran, the independent developer behind KKSolve. I build websites for local businesses and organizations in Livermore, the Tri-Valley, and the surrounding East Bay.

I want to understand your business before deciding what your website should look like. You’ll talk directly with me, get straightforward explanations, and know what we’re working toward.

Kavin Karunagaran Founder & web developer, KKSolve

A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS

Let’s make
things clear.

Something else on your mind?
Send me an email.

What does a website cost?

Request a quote for Standard or Premier. The price depends on the pages, content support, features, and revisions we agree on.

Third-party costs such as your domain, hosting, paid plugins, and subscriptions are separate. You’ll receive a scope and quote before work starts.

What do I need to provide?

Your business details, services, contact information, logo if you have one, and any text or photos you want to use. Please only supply materials you have permission to use. We’ll identify any gaps together before starting.

How long does a project take?

It depends on the number of pages, features, how ready your content is, and how quickly feedback arrives. I’ll confirm my availability and discuss a realistic timeline with you when we agree on the scope.

Can you redesign an existing website?

Yes. Send your current website and explain what’s no longer working for you. I’ll review the pages, platform, and access needed before proposing a refresh or rebuild.

Are hosting and the domain included?

No. Domain registration, hosting, paid plugins, and other subscription fees are separate from development. We’ll discuss suitable options and ongoing responsibilities before launch.

What happens after launch?

You can request updates as needed. I’ll confirm the scope, price, and availability before starting. New pages, features, redesigns, and complex changes receive a separate quote.

A defect is a problem with the delivered, agreed functionality; new content or features are new work. Any defect correction period will be confirmed in your written agreement before work starts.

Can I edit the site myself?

It depends on the platform we choose. A custom static website does not include a built-in content editor. If you need to make your own changes, tell me upfront so we can scope a suitable editing setup and any associated costs.

Who owns the domain, accounts, and finished work?

My proposed approach is for you to hold the domain and hosting accounts where practical, with developer access for me as needed. Ownership and transfer of custom deliverables after payment, plus any third-party licenses, must be confirmed in our written agreement before work starts.

LET’S BUILD SOMETHING THAT FITS

A better website
starts with
a conversation.

Tell me a little about your business and what you have in mind. It’s okay if you’re still figuring out the details.

You’ll be talking with Kavin.
No sales team. No obligation to proceed.

Tell me about your project

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