Email about your website
Email is useful when you want to include a website link, screenshots, requirements, or background information.
Start a website project
Tell Max about the website your business needs.
Whether you need your first business website or a complete redesign, you can begin with a short email or phone call. No technical specification is required.
A useful first message
Start with what the new website should accomplish.
You do not need finished copy or a technical specification. Explain what your business does, who the website should reach, and what you want visitors to do after they arrive.
If you already have a website, include its link and describe what is not working. If you have a target date or required feature, mention that too. Keystone Design will use those details to identify practical next steps.
Ways to connect
Choose whichever contact method is easier.
Both options connect directly with Max at Keystone Design. No account or website form is required.
Talk through the website
Call when a direct conversation is the fastest way to explain what you need, ask a question, or determine the next step.
What to include
Your business name, current URL if you have one, desired outcome, target timing, and required features are enough to start.
Online statewide delivery
Website projects can be created and launched online statewide.
Keystone Design works from its Altoona office with businesses across Pennsylvania. Website planning, Zoom meetings, design reviews, approvals, testing, and launch preparation can all be handled online.
The first conversation is used to understand fit and define the most useful next step. A written scope is provided before project work begins.
Ready when you are
Send the website idea. We’ll help define the next step.
Keystone Design typically responds to new website inquiries within one business day.
(814) 502-7996
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2223 2nd Ave, Altoona, PA 16602
Start your website
Call Max about your website (814) 502-7996 Email about a new website Start your messageNo form, no newsletter signup, and no pressure to commit.