IG Web Development

Small business websites, built & cared for.

I’m Iris Gomez. I design and build bright, fast, easy-to-run WordPress websites for writers, creatives, nonprofits and small businesses. After launch, I keep them healthy so you never have to wonder who to call.

Based in Columbia, South Carolina
Working with clients everywhere

the Work.

Homepage of Printmakers Guild NY

Printmakers Guild NY

Arts nonprofit, membership portal

2026

Homepage of Next Level Volleyball

Next Level Volleyball

Youth volleyball club, Northern NJ

2026

Homepage of Before & Beyond

Before & Beyond

Premarital & marriage consulting

2026

Homepage of Doula in Heels

Doula in Heels

Concierge doula, NJ and NY

2026

Here’s how
I can help.

Most clients start with a new site, then keep me on to look after it.

Custom websites

Designed around your brand and built in WordPress, so you can update it yourself. Accessible and mobile-ready from day one.

Care+ plans

Updates, backups, security checks and a real person to email. Your site stays healthy long after launch.

SEO

Keyword research, page titles and descriptions, Google Search Console and your Business Profile, all set up right so the people searching for what you do can find you.

Site speed

Faster pages and leaner code. Slow sites lose visitors and rankings, so I find what’s dragging yours down and fix it.

Site rescue

Hacked, broken or left behind by your last developer? I’ll get it back up and locked down.

Hi,
I’m Iris.

I’ve been building websites for more than 15 years. My favorite clients are people with a story to tell, and my job is to make that story impossible to scroll past.

15+ years building

Accessible by default

Black-owned

Woman-owned

the Clients.

Printmakers Guild NY · Next Level Volleyball · Before & Beyond · Doula in Heels · Manny Cantor Center · Denise Barker Wine · Carrie Lyn Strong · Devorah Blachor · Virgie Townsend · Christina Frangou · Monique Fields

WordPress is home base, but I’ve also worked on Shopify, Drupal, Astro, Node.js and static HTML sites.

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