Process
Five steps. No mystery.
- 01Tell us what you’re building
- 02We design the direction
- 03We build and refine it
- 04We launch everything
- 05We keep it working
Step by step
What actually happens, in order.
Every project runs the same way. The detail changes, the sequence does not.
- 01
Tell us what you’re building.
One conversation. What the business does, who you need to reach, and what is getting in the way right now.
- 02
We design the direction.
One direction, argued and shown in the browser. Not a folder of options for you to referee.
- 03
We build and refine it.
Built as production software from the first commit, with a preview link that updates as we go.
- 04
We launch everything.
Domain, DNS, email, hosting, SSL, analytics, search indexing. The whole switchover, not just the website.
- 05
We keep it working.
Sites drift. Content changes, integrations break, browsers move. We stay on it so you do not have to think about it.
How we work, stated plainly.
One direction, argued
We do not present three options and ask you to choose. We make a decision, show it in the browser, and explain why. You can disagree, and often should.
Nothing hidden until the end
There is a preview link from the first week. You watch the site take shape rather than waiting for a reveal.
Your accounts, your name
Domain, hosting, email, and analytics are registered to your business. We work inside them. Leaving never requires our cooperation.
Scope agreed before work starts
You get a written scope, a timeline, and a price. If something is genuinely out of scope we say so before doing it, not after.
How long does a website take?
A focused landing page is usually one to two weeks. A full small business site is typically three to five weeks. Larger product and multi language builds run longer, and we give you a specific timeline with the scope rather than a range.
What do you need from us?
A first conversation, whatever brand assets and content you already have, and one person who can give feedback and make decisions. We can draft copy from an interview if writing it is the bottleneck.
What happens if we want changes after launch?
Small changes are part of ongoing maintenance. Anything larger gets scoped and quoted before it starts, so nothing arrives as a surprise on an invoice.
Do you work with clients in other time zones?
Yes. Everything runs remotely through calls, a shared preview link, and one written thread, so the work does not depend on being in the same place or the same hours.
Start with one conversation.
Tell us what you are building. We will tell you what it takes.