How it works

From first email to launch day.

Most projects are live in one to three weeks. Here's how each step actually goes, what I need from you, and what you walk away with.

  1. Day 1 to 201

    Free website review

    Send me a link to your current site or Facebook page. I'll write back with what's working, what isn't, and the smallest changes that would help most.

    You provide
    • A link to your site or Facebook page
    I deliver
    • A short, written reply
    • A suggested package if there's a fit
  2. Day 3 to 502

    Simple plan & fixed quote

    We agree on the pages, features, and timeline. You get a written quote you can sit with. No surprise invoices later.

    You provide
    • A quick chat or a few emails
    • Your go-ahead to start
    I deliver
    • A short scope written in plain words
    • A fixed price and an estimated launch date
  3. Week 1 to 203

    Design & build

    I build the real site. You watch it come together on a live preview, not a stack of PDFs.

    You provide
    • Your business info, services, hours, photos, and logo (if you have one)
    I deliver
    • Built to work on phones and laptops
    • Working contact form, click-to-call, and Google Map
    • Local SEO basics in place
  4. Week 2 to 304

    Revisions

    You poke around the preview and tell me what to change. Each package includes a set number of edit rounds so the project doesn't drift forever.

    You provide
    • Honest notes on copy, layout, and photos
    I deliver
    • 1 to 2 rounds of edits, depending on the package
  5. Launch day05

    Launch

    I hook up your domain, flip the site live, and show you around so you know what's where.

    You provide
    • Access to your domain (I'll walk you through it)
    I deliver
    • A live site
    • A sitemap submitted to Google
    • A short walkthrough
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Ready when you are.

Project intake gets you a written scope and price before anything is charged. Not ready yet? Send your current site or Facebook page and I'll write back with what I'd actually fix.