givemewebsite.com combines product strategy, thoughtful design, and AI software engineering to build small-business websites that are clear, fast, and discoverable.
givemewebsite.com is two people in northern Utah: Jared Lambert, an AI and software engineer in Smithfield, and Steven Hoggan, a product specialist in Brigham City. We combine product strategy, design, and engineering to build small-business websites that are clear, fast, and discoverable.
[ Systems guy ]
AI & SOFTWARE ENGINEER · SMITHFIELD, UT
Jared turns complex technical problems into dependable systems. He cares about what happens underneath the interface: speed, structure, accessibility, and whether the thing actually works.
[ Product guy ]
PRODUCT SPECIALIST · BRIGHAM CITY, UT
Steven starts with the human on the other side of the screen. He shapes the message, flow, and decisions so a website feels obvious in the best possible way.
[ The short version ]
Jared and Steven became friends at 12—well before either knew what product strategy or artificial intelligence meant.
Years later, their work took them into complementary corners of technology. Jared learned how to engineer ambitious software. Steven learned how to turn messy ideas into useful products.
givemewebsite.com brings those instincts together for the local service businesses that need a website to be more than a digital business card. It should explain, guide, perform, and be easy for both people and modern discovery systems to understand.
We work with local service businesses across Utah, and we live in the northern part of the state. Most of our work is within an hour of us—Logan, Smithfield, Hyrum, Brigham City, Tremonton, Ogden, Layton—and we work remotely with the rest of the state. Utah websites for local service businesses
[ Shared standards ]
Good collaboration is mostly caring about the same things—and being willing to say when something is getting in their way.
A visitor should never need insider language to know what a business does.
Design earns its keep by helping somebody decide, act, or find an answer.
No fake urgency, inflated claims, or cleverness that gets in the way of the truth.
Good structure, restrained technology, and clean ownership outlast a trend cycle.