From first conversation to launch.
Four steps, each with something concrete in hand. You know the price up front and can follow along while it gets built.
- 1Step 1/4
Meet
A first conversation, at your place or online. What should it achieve, for whom, and what is in the way right now?
You get- first conversation, no strings
- a clear picture of the goal
- 2Step 2/4
Proposal
I put the plan on paper: what I build, in which order and what it costs. I only start once you agree.
You get- plan and timeline
- overview of the costs
- 3Step 3/4
Design and build
First a design you approve, then the build. Along the way you can try a working version on your own phone.
You get- design for approval
- test version to follow along
- 4Step 4/4
Launch and after
The site or app goes live on your domain. Want something changed or added after that? Just call me.
You get- launch on your own domain
- one point of contact
What you can count on
Clear proposal
After the first conversation you get a clear proposal up front. You know where you stand, with no surprises afterwards.
It is yours
Your own domain, your own copy and images. No subscription to a site builder you cannot leave.
One point of contact
You talk to the person who designs and builds it. No transfers, no account manager in between.
Frequently asked
What does a website or app cost?
It depends on what it needs to do. After the first conversation you get a clear proposal up front, so you know where you stand.
How long does it take?
An average website goes live within ten working days. Bigger projects get their own schedule in the proposal, and during the build you follow progress yourself in a test version.
Who owns the site?
You do. It runs on your own domain, with your own copy and images.
Can I have changes made later?
Yes. After launch I stay available for changes and additions. You can also choose to have a CMS (an editing screen) built into your website, so you can change your own text and images. Click here for more information about the CMS
Do you only work for construction companies?
No. I work for freelancers and small businesses in all kinds of sectors; construction just happens to be where my first clients came from.
Do I need to understand tech?
No. I explain everything in plain language, and once it's done I show you how to carry on with it yourself.
Tell me what you need. Within two working days you'll know what's possible and what it costs.
