Process
A written scope before production.
Five stages. You can stop after the scope if the price and the work do not match. We would rather hear that early.
01
Working session
We look at the offer, the audience, what already exists, and what the page must make easier. You leave with notes, not a slide deck of adjectives.
02
Written scope
Pages, integrations, what you will supply, what is out of scope, a timeline, and a price. Production waits until that document is accepted.
03
Design
Structure first, then type and color. You review a layout you can click, on a phone and on a wide screen, before we build the production system.
04
Build
Next.js, accessible markup, and a performance budget. You can follow the repository. We do not hide the site behind a builder you cannot leave.
05
Launch and handoff
Domain, redirects, analytics or personalization if they are in scope, and a short guide. You own the code and the content.
What stays true through the build
- Production starts from a written scope.
- Third-party tags are chosen for the first load, not added by default.
- You leave with the repository and a short guide.