A better website for your Olympia business.
New website, overdue redesign, or a stubborn issue that needs fixing? DOT ROSI designs, builds, and improves websites that make it easier for customers to understand what you do and get in touch.
An independent studio based in Olympia, Washington.

What does your website need?
You don’t need a finished brief. We can start with what’s happening now—and what you want to be different.
Build a better website.
A new business, an old site, or a design that needs to become a working website.
02Fix what isn’t working.
Broken forms, awkward mobile pages, WordPress problems, or technical issues getting in the way.
03Make it work harder.
Improve clarity, speed, search visibility, conversion paths, and how you learn from your traffic.
Need someone to keep an existing site updated? Explore ongoing website support.
Four things that make a local website easier to use.
The first improvements often aren't flashy. They're the things that help a visitor quickly decide whether you're the right business—and what to do next.
Say what you do. Show your services and who you help, before visitors have to scroll or guess.
Make the next step obvious. Calls, forms, bookings or quote requests should work on a phone.
Explain where you work. Helpful service-area information gives local customers useful context.
Check what happens after a click. Working forms and measurement help identify what's helping or hurting inquiries.


Work you can see.
Garden Hoe Soaps is a small soap brand with a lot of personality. DOT ROSI built its Shopify website and updated product photography and descriptions with search visibility in mind.
Shopify website · DOT ROSI project
See selected workBased here. Working wherever your business needs us.
DOT ROSI is based in Olympia, Washington, and works with local businesses as well as clients farther away. You'll work directly with the person planning and delivering the website work.
Whether you run a neighborhood service business, a small shop, or a growing team, we'll focus on what your customers actually need from the site.
About DOT ROSI
Something on your website you want to change?
A quick note is enough to start. Tell us what you have, what isn't working, or what you'd like to build.
Good questions. Clear answers.
A few useful things to know before planning a website project in Olympia.
Do you work with businesses in Olympia, Lacey and Tumwater?
Yes. DOT ROSI is based in Olympia and works with businesses in Olympia, Lacey, Tumwater and the surrounding South Sound. We also take on projects remotely outside the area.
How much does a small-business website cost?
It depends on the design, content, number of pages, integrations and what you're starting with. A focused repair and a new multi-page website need very different scopes. We'll discuss your goals and outline the work before you commit. You can also see how pricing works.
Can you fix my website without rebuilding the whole thing?
Often, yes. An outdated page, slow loading, a broken contact form or a frustrating mobile experience may be solved with targeted work. We start by understanding the problem before recommending a repair or redesign.
Can you help with WordPress, Webflow or Shopify?
We work with WordPress, Webflow and Shopify when they're appropriate to the project. The choice depends on what you need to publish, maintain, sell or connect to other systems—not just which platform is popular.
Will a new website help my Olympia business appear on Google?
A well-organized website can make your services and location easier for search engines and customers to understand. Useful pages, accessible content, technical SEO and accurate business information all play a part, but no particular search position or AI-answer inclusion can be guaranteed.
Do you offer ongoing website updates and support?
Yes. DOT ROSI offers ongoing website support for updates, fixes and improvements, scoped around what your website and team actually need.
What should I send to get started?
Just tell us a little about your business, your website address if you already have one, and what you're hoping to improve. A technical brief isn't required. Send a project note whenever you're ready.