How do I hire Dan Heselton?

Submit a project inquiry at https://danheselton.com/start with your project type, budget, timeline, and goals. Email dan@danheselton.com works too. Typical reply: 24 to 48 business hours.

Where does Dan Heselton work?

Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and remote clients across the United States.

Do you design restaurant websites?

Yes, with hours, location, menus, and booking or inquiry paths as first-class content. Structure before decoration, especially for seasonal coastal businesses.

Can the team update menus and hours?

Yes. CMS setups are chosen so staff can update hours, specials, and seasonal notes without a developer ticket for every change.

Do you work with North Shore and Portsmouth hospitality?

Yes. Much of my local work sits along Cape Ann, the North Shore, and the Seacoast, places where tourism and year-round customers share the same site.

For For restaurants & hospitality

Hospitality sites that answer hours and booking first.

Coastal and downtown hospitality swing with tourism. Visitors need the next step on a phone: open or closed, where you are, how to book. Design that hides those answers does not help anyone.

The short answer:

I build restaurant and hospitality websites where hours, location, menus, and reservations are obvious, especially when seasonal search traffic arrives and phones are already busy.

Who this is for

Restaurants, cafés, inns, B&Bs, and hospitality operators along the North Shore, Cape Ann, Seacoast Massachusetts, and southern New Hampshire who need a clear site that holds up when seasonal traffic spikes.

What you get

Obvious hours, location, and contact. Menu or experience pages that stay editable. Reservation or inquiry paths that work on mobile. Performance that does not fall over when summer search traffic arrives.

Questions

Straight answers, no sales script.

01Do you design restaurant websites?

Yes, with hours, location, menus, and booking or inquiry paths as first-class content. Structure before decoration, especially for seasonal coastal businesses.

02Can the team update menus and hours?

Yes. CMS setups are chosen so staff can update hours, specials, and seasonal notes without a developer ticket for every change.

03Do you work with North Shore and Portsmouth hospitality?

Yes. Much of my local work sits along Cape Ann, the North Shore, and the Seacoast, places where tourism and year-round customers share the same site.

Next step

Ready to start?

Share what you are trying to fix, your timeline, and where the site needs to be in six months.

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