QvijadaDigital (909) 955-5477

Web design · San Bernardino, CA

Bilingual websites for San Bernardino businesses.

Fast, simple sites in English and Spanish, built by one person in Rialto. Live in one to two weeks, and you don't pay until you approve it.

1By the numbers

San Bernardino, by the numbers.

222,724

people live here.

Every one of them searches on a phone before they call someone.

70.2%

are Hispanic or Latino.

A lot of them, or their parents, would rather read in Spanish.

50%

of homes are owner-occupied.

Homeowners are the people who hire roofers, plumbers, landscapers and cleaners.

Source: Data USA, from the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey, 2024. See the data

2Why it matters here

What works in San Bernardino.

San Bernardino is the county seat and the biggest city on my list, right on Rialto's east side. About half the homes here are rented, so a lot of the people hiring are landlords and property managers, not just homeowners. Your site should speak to both.

Seven out of ten residents are Hispanic or Latino. If your site only speaks English, you're asking most of the city to read in their second language before they call you.

Who I build for in San Bernardino

  • Roofers and solar
  • Plumbers and rooter
  • HVAC
  • Electricians
  • Landscaping, tree care and turf
  • Cleaning services
  • Food trucks and restaurants
  • Side hustles and anyone else

3How it works

Three steps, and I do most of them.

We start with a fifteen-minute conversation. Then I handle the build, with your feedback along the way.

  1. Day one

    We talk for fifteen minutes

    Call or text me after 5:30pm, or any time Wednesday or the weekend — I know you're busy running things. I ask what you do, who your customers are, and what you want the site to do. No slide deck.

  2. About one–two weeks

    I build it and show you

    You get a link to the real thing, on your phone, in both languages. You tell me what to change, and two rounds of changes are included. You don't pay until you approve it.

  3. Go live

    It goes live and starts working

    I set up the domain, the hosting, and Google. The first month of hosting is on me. You go back to work, and quote requests show up in your inbox.

4Questions

Questions from San Bernardino.

How much does a website cost in San Bernardino?

Most one-page sites land between $300 and $750, and full sites between $750 and $1,500. Local agencies often quote $800–$3,000 or more. You get an exact quote before any work starts, shaped around what you can spend.

Can we meet in person?

Yes. I'm based in Rialto, so I can meet you in San Bernardino, or we can do the whole thing by phone, text or video.

How long does it take?

A one-page site is live in about a week. A full site takes about two weeks. If you have a deadline, tell me up front.

What if I don't like it?

Tell me what to fix. Two rounds of changes are included, and you don't pay until you approve the site. Want more changes after that? I'll tell you what they cost before I make them. And if it's still not right for you, you don't owe me anything.

Is the Spanish any good?

Yes. It's written the way people here actually talk, not textbook Spanish, and a fluent Spanish speaker reviews every line before your site goes live. If you or your crew speak Spanish, you get a say too.

5Also working nearby

Rialto/ Colton/ Fontana/ and anywhere with a phone.

Ready when you are. Tell me about your San Bernardino business and I'll get back to you within one business day.

Get my free quote