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Marketing websites that load fast and say what you do
Verrow AI designs and builds marketing websites in Harrison, Arkansas: fast, clear sites that say what a business does and make it easy to get in touch, from a menu-first page for a local restaurant to a 3D, scroll-driven site. We work with businesses in the Ozarks and anywhere in the US.
Case studies
What a small business website has to do
Most visitors arrive with one question. A restaurant's visitors want the menu. A contractor's want to know whether you do their kind of job and how to reach you. A company that is hiring wants crews to see the work. Good web design for a small business starts by finding that question and answering it on the first screen, then gets out of the way.
Everything else follows from that: the page has to load quickly on a phone, read clearly, work for people who use a screen reader or a keyboard, and show up in search with the right name and a useful description.
Websites we have built
These are on the shelf. Client names stay anonymous unless the client says otherwise.
A menu-first site for a Harrison restaurant
Forge Pizza Co is a pizza restaurant in Harrison, Arkansas. Most visitors want one thing, so the site gets them to the menu in one tap. Built with our partner RDW Labz.
A site that flies, for a drone operator
For an agricultural drone operator offering crop application, thermal recovery and surveying, Aerial is a cinematic three.js site with AI-generated flight footage of the Ozark hills. Scroll is the throttle: the footage plays as you scroll, with cutscenes between the services.
A scroll-driven site for a line-clearance crew
For a utility line-clearance tree service, Line Clearance is a cinematic, scroll-driven marketing site built with Next.js, GSAP, React Three Fiber and Lenis. It has to show the work and pull in crews and contracts.
A launch page for a GPU cloud
Yottaify is a landing page and waitlist for a GPU cloud built on NVIDIA B300s: pricing, specs and a reservation list ahead of the hardware. Built with RDW Labz.
This site
Verrow.ai is a shelf of VHS tapes in a CRT frame, built with three.js and Next.js. We hold it to the same rules we use for client sites: text at least 12 px on phones, contrast of at least 4.5:1, tap targets of at least 24 px, visible keyboard focus everywhere, animation that respects the reduced-motion setting, and a still picture in place of the 3D shelf when a browser cannot run it. Its pages score 100 on Lighthouse's accessibility, best practices and SEO audits.
3D and scroll-driven websites
A 3D site is worth it when the subject is visual and the visitor should feel it: a drone in the air, a crew under live wires, a product you want to turn in your hand. It is not worth it when it slows down the one thing a visitor came for. On this site, every 3D scene is time-based, so it runs at the same speed on every screen; it lowers its resolution on slower phones and pauses on a still frame if a device cannot keep up; and the words on the page are real text in the HTML, so search engines and screen readers can read them.
Built for search from the start
The basics we put into this site, and recommend for yours: a clear title and description on every page, real headings, text in the server HTML, a sitemap, structured data that names the business and where it is, and fast pages on a phone. None of this is a trick. It is what lets a search engine understand who you are.
How a website project runs
- Understand the work where it happens. Who visits, what they came for, and what you want them to do next.
- Build the first version you can use. A small working version comes first, so you react to the real thing and tell us what is wrong.
- Build with our own agent system. We build with Project Swarm, where every change is checked and tested before it merges.
- Hand over, support and keep improving. You get the code and the notes, and we stay on to fix and improve it.
Questions people ask
How much does it cost to build a website for a small business?
It depends on the number of pages, whether it needs custom 3D or animation, and what it connects to. A menu-first site and a three.js site are very different jobs. We do not publish a price list; we scope it with you first.
Do you only build 3D websites?
No. Forge Pizza Co is a simple, fast, menu-first site. We use 3D only when it helps the visitor.
Are you a web designer in Harrison, Arkansas?
Yes. Verrow AI is based in Harrison, Arkansas, and we work with businesses across the Ozarks and the rest of the US. See Harrison, Arkansas.
Can you add online ordering, booking or a portal later?
A site can grow into an app. Employee portals, records and approval flows are our custom software work, and we can build them on the same site.
Who owns the website?
You get the code and the notes at hand-over.
Other services
- Custom software: Operations apps, employee portals and compliance record apps, built around how your crews actually work.
- AI automation: Scheduled texts, records that fill themselves in, approvals and reports, with AI only where it earns its place.
- AI agents: Agent systems with scoped jobs, review and spend limits, built on the same tools we use to build this site.
Tell us what you need built.
Email or call, whichever is easier.