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Custom website design & development

Websites that look great. And help customers take the next step.

We build custom websites with clear content, thoughtful design and useful interactive tools, helping people explore your business, understand their options and move forward.

Founder-led. Made in Bend.

Original fictional Ridgeway bicycle rendered in 3D, with a lime frame, black tires and individually modeled components.
A website experience, connected.

Explore a product. Make a choice. Keep the context.

Interactive example · illustrative pricing · no real purchases

Selected website work

Websites we’ve built

Two complete example website builds, designed around different customer tasks. Each is labeled as a concept.

These speculative website concepts use fictional branding and content. See all selected work and products in progress.

Connected product experience

Let customers explore, choose and keep moving.

Take this example bike apart. Explore the components, choose an option and see your selections become a ready-to-review request. The same connected thinking can work across your website.

Interactive example · illustrative pricing · no real purchases

Try the connected bike experience
  1. ExploreSelect a 3D component and understand what it does.
  2. ChooseChange one option. See the preview, build summary and example total update together.
  3. ReviewTurn the configuration into an editable example request without entering it again.

Useful customer journeys are part of how we build websites. Explore the full demonstration in the playground.

Explore all interactive examples

You’ll work with the person building it.

I’m Zack Lekas, founder of Web Envisions. I build practical websites and apps for businesses, with clear interfaces and useful functionality. Based in Bend, Oregon, I take a hands-on approach from the first idea to the finished experience.

More about how I work
  1. Understand

    Define the problem, the users and what the first version needs to do.

  2. Design

    Work through structure, key screens and interactions before building.

  3. Build

    Develop the website, connect the agreed systems and test the experience.

  4. Launch

    Prepare the agreed launch, document the essentials and define support separately.

Practical ideas for a better website.

What makes an interface intelligent? Start with a concrete example of choices becoming a useful next step.

Read: What Is Intelligent UI?

What should your website help people do?

Tell us about your business, where customers get stuck and what you would like to improve. A rough idea is enough to start.

Discuss your websitezack@webenvisions.com