One person. One obsession. Making the web work harder for local business.

About Jeramey

Designer, developer, SEO strategist.

I'm Jeramey Beck — the whole of ATL Becks. When you hire this studio, you get me, personally, working on your project. No account managers to translate through, no junior designer quietly running your build, no "resources in our Manila office" you didn't know existed.

That's by design. I've worked in agencies, and I watched over and over as the person the client met on the sales call was not the person doing the work. The pitch was senior; the execution was a template. I'm not interested in running that playbook.

Why I do this specifically

I'm obsessed with small and mid-sized businesses — the ones with real customers, real margins, and real skin in the game. A great website matters disproportionately at that level. A great one wins customers that would have gone to the competitor with the slicker homepage. A bad one quietly bleeds money for years.

I also think most web and SEO work has become noisy. Dashboards nobody reads. "Content" that says nothing. Websites designed by committees and built by whoever was cheapest that month. I try, very deliberately, to not be any of that.

How I work

• Small client list. I take on a handful of active projects at a time. You are never one of fifty.
• Fixed scopes, fixed prices. Every engagement starts with a detailed written proposal. No surprise invoices.
• Direct access. You email or call me, not a ticket queue. Replies within one business day, usually much faster.
• Outcomes, not outputs. The goal is never "deliver a website" — it's "make your business better online." Those are different goals, and I'll push back when they diverge.

Not a fit for everyone

If you need a site built for last Tuesday, or you want the cheapest option, or you're looking for a team of twenty, I'm not your person — and I'll tell you that on our first call. But if you want one experienced professional who will treat your business like it matters, and who will still be around a year from now to pick up the phone, we should probably talk.