01
Discovery
We start with your business, audience, goals, content, timeline, and the specific problem the website should solve.
Your part: Share your priorities, existing materials, and any websites you find useful.
How projects work
A straightforward process with clear next steps.
Every project is different, but the structure stays consistent: understand the need, agree on the scope, build carefully, review together, and launch with confidence.
Seven stages
What to expect from start to support.
Timelines may adjust with scope, content readiness, integrations, and feedback, but responsibilities stay visible throughout.
02
Planning
I organize the page structure, content needs, features, responsibilities, and project milestones before design begins.
Your part: Confirm the scope, provide available content, and approve the project proposal.
03
Design
I establish the visual direction and translate the approved plan into clear, responsive page layouts.
Your part: Review the direction and give consolidated feedback during the included revision rounds.
04
Development
The approved design becomes a working website with responsive layouts, reusable components, and clean content structure.
Your part: Remain available for content questions and any missing business details.
05
Review and Testing
I review the website across common screen sizes and check navigation, content, forms, readability, and core accessibility.
Your part: Complete a final content review and report any remaining corrections in one organized list.
06
Launch
After final approval and payment, I prepare the production website and help connect the approved hosting and domain.
Your part: Provide account access when needed and approve the final launch.
07
Ongoing Support
After launch, the optional Website Care Plan can cover routine checks, minor updates, and email support.
Your part: Send update requests by email and provide replacement content or images when applicable.
Communication
Email-first updates
Project decisions and feedback stay organized through email so both sides have a clear record.
Timing
Scope sets the schedule
Starter projects usually take 2–3 weeks, with about two additional weeks for each higher tier depending on requirements.
Starting work
30% project deposit
An approved proposal and 30% deposit reserve the project and allow work to begin.
Have a project in mind?
Share the basics and I’ll help identify the right starting point.