Enquiry & references
Share goals, budget and timing. Save references and explain what you like.
You bring: goals, contact details, referencesFROM HELLO TO HANDOFF
Share goals, budget and timing. Save references and explain what you like.
You bring: goals, contact details, referencesDefine essential features, pages, data sources and deliverables, including exclusions.
Agree: scope, fee, schedule, acceptanceBegin under the agreed proposal and payment arrangement. Gather brand assets, content and required access.
Prepare: assets, contacts, checkpointsReview the structure, a representative screen or a prototype. Consolidate feedback before extending the design.
Output: a reviewable visual and interaction directionBuild approved features with staged previews. Discuss cost and schedule impacts before adding requests.
Output: a working preview and issue listCheck devices, forms and key workflows. Complete agreed acceptance, payment and deployment, with maintenance notes.
After handoff: agree maintenance or a next phase as neededAN EXAMPLE / 6 WEEKS
An illustrative six-week brand website schedule, not a promised duration for every project. Content readiness, feedback and integration complexity affect the final plan.
See ranges by service ↗Each phase has a review point. Consolidated feedback keeps revisions focused.
PAYMENT & PROJECT CHECKPOINTS
An enquiry is not a payment commitment. Before work starts, the proposal sets out the total fee, payment checkpoints and stage deliverables for both parties to agree.
Review scope, scheduling, payment arrangements and acceptance criteria before kickoff.
Instalment percentages, due dates and corresponding deliverables are confirmed in your proposal. This page is not a payment request.
Accepted methods, currency, recipient details and applicable charges are confirmed with the formal quote. Do not enter banking passwords or card details in the enquiry form.
BRING WHAT YOU HAVE
Who will use it, and what should they do?
Brand assets, copy, photos, existing websites or data.
List what the first phase truly needs.
A range is enough to help set priorities.