Cabin Fever Digital is named for the particular kind of restless energy that drives people to build things in the mountains when they can't sit still. It's a small studio, run by one person — every project goes through Jeremy, from intake to deployment, with no handoffs to anonymous contractors and no offshore production line.
What we make.
The studio's center of gravity is two things: custom-coded websites for businesses that want a real online home, and functional business tools — quote builders, calculators, schedulers, intake forms with custom logic, dashboards. Anything that automates a piece of how a business actually operates.
The tools are the differentiator. Most local agencies cannot build these — not because they're proprietary, but because they require actually writing software. Off-the-shelf platforms don't make them. WordPress plugins don't deliver them. They have to be designed, written, and tested from scratch, for the specific business they're meant to serve.
Every site we build is hand-written HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Modern techniques where they help, but no frameworks-for-the-sake-of-it. No 400KB JavaScript bundles to render a contact form. No dependencies that will be a security problem in eighteen months. You can read the code. So can the next developer you hire.
How we work.
One project at a time, mostly. A typical engagement is three to six weeks for a custom site, longer if there's a custom tool involved. The conversation starts with what your business actually does — not with templates or design styles. Every site is shaped by that conversation, not retrofitted to it.
Prices are listed on this site. There's no hidden inquiry process, no "schedule a call to learn more" gate. The number you see is the number you pay. If it's clearly more than your budget, that's useful information for both of us before either party invests time in a call.
After launch, we don't disappear. The $99/mo maintenance plan isn't really about hosting management — it's keeping the relationship active so when you need a change six months later, there's no re-onboarding. You send a message and it gets handled.
Tools in regular use.
For the curious — these are the technologies and tools that show up in most projects.
Where we aren't.
We don't use WordPress. We don't install themes. We don't build sites on platforms that charge monthly. We don't take on engagements that require us to be the cheapest option — there are cheaper options, and they're sometimes the right ones. We don't pretend the work is faster or simpler than it is. And we don't disappear after launch.