Business & Marketing Perspective
Digital work should communicate clearly, support the business, and help the right person take the next step.
About DaysOff Digital
Good design. Practical thinking. A better way to build.
Keith Palmer — Digital strategist and builder.
Founder story
I’m Keith Palmer, founder of DaysOff Digital.
My background is in digital marketing leadership, where websites have to do more than look good. They need to communicate clearly, support the business, and give people an obvious next step.
Alongside that work, I’ve been building websites and internal tools with AI-enabled development platforms—bringing marketing, design, and hands-on implementation closer together.
DaysOff Digital brings that practical perspective to small and medium-sized businesses: start with a real need, design thoughtfully, and build something useful.
The intersection
Business + Marketing +
Design + Technology
Multi-Site Digital Operations
Experience working across connected digital properties brings practical awareness of consistency, governance, and day-to-day realities.
Design-to-Build Execution
Strategy, structure, visual thinking, and implementation stay connected rather than passing through layers of handoffs.
Practical Internal Workflows
The work extends beyond public websites to the useful tools and processes that help teams get things done.
How I work
Close to the work. Clear about the tradeoffs.
Direct collaboration
Clear scope
Thoughtful design
Practical solutions
Honest tradeoffs
Working prototypes
Iterative improvement
What DaysOff is
Founder-led, boutique, focused.
Hands-on. Design-minded. Business-minded. AI-enabled. Built around a direct working relationship and a specific business need.
And what it isn’t
- An enterprise software engineering organization
- A replacement for an internal security team
- A huge agency or outsourced development factory
- An “AI everything” consultancy
Start with the problem
Ready for DaysOff?
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A better website. A smoother workflow. An idea worth exploring. Start with the business problem—we can work through the rest.