How it works
Your new website, from first idea to ongoing care.
Tell me about your business and the website you need. I’ll help you see the direction, then take care of the build and the work after launch.
Step 01
Tell me about your business
Share a few details about what you do, the customers you want to reach and the websites you like. I’ll review your brief and reply personally within two working days.
- Your services, your customers and what the website needs to do
- A few examples to help me understand the style you like
Step 02
See a homepage concept
If we’re a good fit, we’ll agree a date for a free homepage design concept. You can see the direction before deciding whether to go ahead.
- A first look at the design and how your business could be presented
- No obligation to buy — you decide whether to take the next step
The concept shows the design direction. The full website build comes after we agree the plan.
Step 03
Agree the plan, then build
We’ll agree the pages, price and start date before the build begins. You supply your business details, existing logo and service photos where available. I’ll design and build the site, and we’ll review it together before launch.
- The first monthly payment is due before the build starts
- Two rounds of consolidated feedback on the build, plus a content review
- Your approval of the final text, images and design before launch
The target is to launch within ten working days of the agreed build start, subject to timely feedback and any third-party approvals.
Step 04
Launch and keep it looked after
I’ll handle the domain, hosting and launch checks. After launch, you can send changes directly to me, so the website stays one less thing on your plate.
- Domain and hosting care, routine maintenance and practical support
- Up to 60 minutes of routine changes each month on the managed plan
See the managed plan for what’s included, pricing and terms.
Let’s picture your new website.
Share a few details about your business. I’ll review your brief and reply personally within two working days.