The Process
Five steps. Real dates. No vanishing act.
Here's exactly what happens between "let's talk" and "we're live", because not knowing is why hiring a web person feels risky.
Discovery & Strategy
I dig into your goals, your audience, and your competition, and turn it into a plan: site architecture, technical requirements, and a timeline with dates.
Includes: competitor analysis · audience definition · site architecture · technical requirements
Design
Wireframes first, then full mockups. You see and approve exactly what's getting built before a line of it is coded.
Includes: wireframing · UI/UX design · interactive prototypes · design system
Development
Clean, fast, hand-written code on modern frameworks, built to be quick today and maintainable in three years.
Includes: front-end build · CMS integration · responsive optimization · interactions
Testing & Launch
Checked across browsers and devices, tuned for speed, verified for SEO foundations, then deployed.
Includes: cross-browser testing · speed optimization · SEO foundation check · domain & hosting setup
Ongoing Support
Every build launches on the Essential plan ($25/mo) so someone owns the site's health from day one. You also get a walkthrough of managing your own content.
Includes: CMS training · security updates · monthly upkeep · iterations
a typical strategy phase, start to plan
how often you hear from me during a build
of the price, known before work starts
Your part of the job.
Good projects stall on missing content, slow feedback, and surprise stakeholders — so let's not. What keeps your build on schedule: your content (or a plan for it) before design ends, feedback within a couple of days at each checkpoint, and every decision-maker in the room from day one. I'll tell you exactly what's needed and when; the timeline assumes we both show up.
Step one is a conversation.
Tell me what you're trying to build. You'll know the process, the timeline, and the price before you commit to anything.