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You should see someone's work before you call them.

So here's mine. My own site comes first, because it was the first one I had to fix.

The first site I had to fix was my own.

I was telling people to cut what they didn't need, on a site running a page builder, five plugins, and fonts from another company's servers.

The old sasaron.com home page: a WordPress site with a full-screen mountain photo and an Explore button
Before: WordPress and Elementor, September 2026.
The new sasaron.com home page: a static site with nothing on it to hack
Now: static files, nothing on the server to break into.

sasaron.com, measured September 11, 2026, and now

What was there

  • WordPress 7.1 and five plugins, all visible from the outside without logging in.
  • A font loaded from Google's servers on every page view.
  • A login page and an open API, both reachable by anyone.
  • No security headers at all: no content security policy, no HSTS.
  • The same package at two different prices on two different pages.

What it is now

  • Static files: no content management system, no database, no login page.
  • No third-party requests. Fonts are self-hosted, and there's no analytics.
  • Security headers and a content security policy on every response.
  • The Git repository is the backup. A bad change rolls back in minutes.
  • One price list, in one file.

None of that was exotic. Any site drifts that way when nobody has time to look after it, and for a while the person without time was me. Two more case studies go here once those clients say yes.

Sites I've built or looked after.

Most were built before I changed how I build, so they're here as work, not as Nothing-to-Hack examples.

The Great Lakes Adventist Academy home page
Great Lakes Adventist Academy, a Seventh-day Adventist boarding high school in central Michigan.
The Source Bubble home page
Source Bubble, a directory connecting people with local event vendors in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
The Battle Creek Academy home page
Battle Creek Academy, a Seventh-day Adventist school in Battle Creek, Michigan.
The Ethical Elephant home page
Ethical Elephant, a blog and directory of cruelty-free, vegan, and sustainable brands.
The Deeply Rooted Nature School home page
Deeply Rooted Nature School, an outdoor, nature-based school for young children.
The Life Bridge Way home page
Life Bridge Way, a church in University Place, Washington.
The By Marion home page
By Marion, a real estate site for Central Florida, now showing the Brije Real Estate brand.
The Dream Big Group home page
Dream Big Group, an independent investment firm backing real estate, film, and restaurant projects.
The Brije Homes home page
Brije Homes, an award-winning custom home builder in Central Florida.
The Hope City home page
Hope City, a Seventh-day Adventist church in South Hill, Washington.

For nonprofits and schools, the rates are lower.

Many of the sites I look after belong to schools and churches, where nobody on staff has time for the website and there's rarely budget to hire someone who would.

So the rates are lower and the work is the same. For anything not on the pad, my nonprofit rate is $50 an hour.

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In their words.

Three clients, in their own words, unedited.

“Our website was not secure or user friendly, but within days, they had it updated and looking wonderful. We've received so much positive feedback from our customers. They completely exceeded our expectations. I highly recommend this company!”1

The Great Lakes Adventist Academy home page
Tracy M., Advancement Director, Great Lakes Adventist Academy

“It was such a smooth seamless process. Great communication, in-depth knowledge of their industry and incredible recommendations to better our schools website.”2

The Battle Creek Academy home page
Alexandra O., Development Director, Battle Creek Academy

“Working with the guys from Sasaron was a great experience. We sat down together and discussed what I wanted our company website to look like and what features we needed. Then they executed a plan and we moved forward. The final product is what we wanted and the look was professional. Thank you guys for seeing the vision we expressed.”3

Shawn E., Empire Alarms Systems

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Put your site together and watch the price add up as you go. Nothing is stored and nothing is charged.

Warmly,

Timothy MorganOwner & Web Consultant, Sasaron Web Solutions248.245.2796 · tim@sasaron.comI reply within one business day.

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