Some businesses are hard to define in one sentence—but that’s not a bad thing. In fact, if you’re a business like Timmberman's, you need a website that reflects the many sides of your work while keeping things simple, professional, and personal.

That’s exactly what we built with this Forge Graphic Design Minisite: a clean, modern homepage that introduces Jordan as a craftsman, a business owner, and a man of many skills—now including mobile sawmill services.

Made for People, Not Just Search Engines.

When someone visits your website, they want answers fast:

• Who are you?
• What do you do?
• How can I reach you?

Jordan's site answers all of that within the first few scrolls:

• A bold opening headline
• A personal photo and introduction
• Clear call-to-action buttons to call or text

🪚 Why this works: Especially in trades or niche services like wood working and mobile sawmilling, human connection and trust go a long way. This site feels like it came from a real person—not a faceless brand.

One Page, Many Paths.

Timmberman's offers a mix of services and creative projects. Instead of building a giant multi-page site right away, this Minisite lays the foundation:

• Intro section with personal tone
• Overview of mobile sawmill services
• Placeholder space for future projects, builds, or blogs

🌲 The site is active and growing—just like Jordan's business. More pages and features can be added as needed.

The Value of Starting Before You're “Done”

Many makers and tradesmen delay going online because they “don’t have everything ready.” But here’s the reality:

• People are already searching for what you offer
• You lose business every day your site isn’t live
• Your first website doesn’t have to be your final one

Timmberman's got this site up quickly using a Forge Minisite, and now he has a digital business card that:

• Gives him a place to send potential customers
• Shows he’s real and professional
• Can grow over time
  

What’s Next for Timmmberman's Site?

Because we built this Minisite to scale, future updates could include:

• An e-commerce store to sell premade furniture
• Blog posts on specialty woodworking techniques
• Integration with Google Reviews or testimonial slider

🛠️ Like his work, the site is meant to evolve.

Minisites Are Perfect for Craftsmen and Service Providers.

Jordan's story, brand and business are unique. But his website needs, not so much. Many small-town makers and local entrepreneurs have the skills, the gear, and the passion—but no online presence.

A Forge Minisite solves that problem fast:

• Clean design that works on phones and desktops
• Easy to update and manage
• Built to launch quickly, with room to grow
  

Ready to Build Your First Website—Without the Overhead?

Jordan didn’t wait until he had all the details or content. He started with what he had—and it’s already working.

If you’re a builder, artist, or service pro ready to take your work online, we can help.

• 👉 Contact us to launch your Minisite and create a clean, trustworthy first impression for your craft.