Online Survival

Online Survival, based in Dunedin, Florida, builds custom websites for startups, professionals, and growing businesses, working with clients locally, nationally, and remotely. The work ranges from hand-coded, zero-maintenance sites built for portfolios and service pages that need speed, to full redesigns that turn a dated site into a more polished, high-converting asset aimed at moving visitors toward becoming clients.

Services cover custom web design, scalable WordPress development, frontend and backend development, site migrations, and WordPress hosting through managed hosting plans. The process runs in three stages: onboarding and design, which starts with a conversation about the business, its goals, audience, and website needs; develop and refine, where the client reviews progress and gives feedback; and launch and handover, when the site is tested and prepared to go live. Each new site is meant to establish what the business offers, why it matters, and what visitors should do next, whether that's a first-impression site for a new venture or a more established presence meant to build trust quickly.

After launch, Online Survival provides 30 days of support covering minor adjustments, transition-related questions, and anything tied to the completed project scope. This follow-up window is built into the process so clients have a defined period to request fixes or clarification once the site goes live, rather than being left without recourse after handover. The combination of a structured build process and a bounded support period reflects a practice built around individual client engagements rather than high-volume production.