I design and build on my own. From the first sketch to the day the site goes live, you deal with one person.
For three years I made sure books left the printing house on time and without mistakes. In print there is no fixing anything the next day, so I check everything before it moves on.
Usually one company does the design and another builds the site, and half the ideas get lost in between. Here there is no handover: what you see in the design is what you get in the browser.
Second thing: the site has to please you above all. I do my best to make it hold up for an outsider too, but if you know what you want, your vision matters more than my taste. I impose nothing.
I ask what should happen when someone lands on your website. Everything else follows from that one answer.
First I show you a single section so you can see the direction. At this stage changing your mind costs minutes, not a week.
I build exactly what you approved, with no surprises along the way. Motion on the site should guide the eye, not distract it.
The site goes live under your own address and you get every login and password. I show you how to change the content so you never have to ask me about small things.
I have no price list, because no two websites are the same. I quote after we talk and that price does not change, unless you ask for more yourself.
A single page meant to convince and lead to contact.
Several subpages and a full visual identity made for your company.
Larger sites, work catalogues or a website you want to update yourself.
The times above are indicative. You get a firm date together with the quote.
A one page site usually takes two to three weeks, a company website four to six. What normally slows things down is not the code, it is waiting for copy and photos from you.
It works best when you write and I edit and arrange it, because you know your clients better than I do. If you have no time, I will write the first draft after our talk and add it to the quote.
Yes, if that is what you want. On simple sites it is usually faster to message me, on larger ones I connect a panel where you click the changes yourself.
I do not quote figures upfront, because the price depends on how many subpages there are, how much material you already have and whether you want to edit content yourself. After we talk you get a firm figure in writing and it does not change.
I do everything that is on my side: fast loading, proper descriptions, a sitemap and clean heading structure. Where you land also depends on your content and your competition, so nobody honest promises a position upfront.
Half after you approve the design and the mockup, the other half once the final files are handed over. Contract and invoice.
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