First, the business.
Show us what you do, who you serve, and what customers need to do on your website. Send a concept you like, your current site, or a rough idea.
Your part: the business facts and the goal.
04 / HOW IT HAPPENS
Less guesswork.
More progress.
Four stages, six stops, three approvals. You’ll know what’s being built and what happens next.
Then, the scope.
We put the pages, visual direction, features, content responsibilities, costs, and revision rounds in writing. A standard build takes 3 to 7 business days once the quote is approved and the agreed content has arrived; rush and weekend options are quoted per project, and the quote confirms the actual deadline.
Your part: review the quote and agreed responsibilities.
Build. Review. Refine.
Review a private preview. Collect your feedback into the agreed revision rounds. We check the phone layout, readable text, navigation, links, and scoped functions.
Your part: supply approved content and consolidated feedback.
Your sign-off. Your launch.
Approve the final website and the publication plan. Confirm domain and hosting ownership, connected providers, and the handoff. Payment is arranged privately after the written quote, by wire transfer, direct deposit or cash deposit; nothing is paid on this website. Optional care is a separate choice.
Your part: final approval and account ownership.
SIX STOPS, AND WHAT YOU RECEIVE
A corridor
with the lights on.
The four stages above, as the six moments you will actually notice. Each stop says what arrives and what is yours to do.
01
Ask
You receive: A reply by email, with any questions that matter for a quote.
Your part: Send what you have: a few sentences, your current site, a concept you liked.
02
Written quote
You receive: One document: pages, features, who supplies what, revision rounds, costs, the build estimate and anything separate.
Your part: Read it, ask, then approve it or ask for changes. Nothing starts before this.
03
Content
You receive: A simple checklist against the agreed page list, and help with writing where the quote includes it.
Your part: Send approved text, photographs you have the right to use, and your facts.
04
Private preview
You receive: A working link, checked on phones, shared only with you before anything is public.
Your part: Open it where your customers would, then collect your notes.
05
Revision rounds
You receive: Each agreed round applied, then checked again on phones.
Your part: One combined list of changes per round.
06
Sign-off and launch
You receive: The finished site published on accounts in your name, with a handoff note.
Your part: Final approval, domain and hosting access, and your decision on optional care.
THREE APPROVALS
Nothing moves
without you.
Quote approval
Starts the project. The build clock starts once the agreed content has arrived.
Needed: your written yes to the quote
Design approval
Locks in the visual direction and page structure, so revision rounds can be about details.
Needed: your notes on the first private preview, in one list
Final approval
Publishes the site and ends the build. Optional care is a separate choice.
Needed: your sign-off, plus domain and hosting access
WHAT CAN MOVE A DEADLINE
The honest list
of dependencies.
The written quote confirms the deadline. These are the things that change it, and what happens when they do.
- Content arriving late
- The clock starts when the agreed content has arrived, so the deadline moves with it. You will know before it does.
- A scope change
- New pages, a new direction after approval or new features are quoted as a change, with a new date.
- Provider accounts
- Booking, payment or ordering providers need accounts you own; their setup and testing are scoped separately.
- Domain and hosting access
- Launch needs access to accounts in your name. Without it the finished site waits.
- A rush or weekend request
- Possible when scope and content allow; the fee and the new date are confirmed in the quote.
SAMPLE DOCUMENTS
What the paperwork
looks like.
Schematic examples, not real documents: the written quote, the private preview and the handoff note.
TIMING AND PAYMENT
The facts,
in one place.
A standard build takes 3 to 7 business days once you approve the written quote and your content has arrived; rush and weekend work are quoted per project, and payment is by wire transfer, direct deposit or cash deposit after the written quote. Nothing is paid on this website.
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