Six steps, and the last one never ends.
Most of our clients have been through a website project that went badly. Usually the problem was not the design. It was not knowing what was happening, and then being left alone with it afterwards.
First call
You tell us what the business does and what is not working. We tell you whether we are the right fit. No charge, and no deck.
We recommend a plan
One of three monthly plans, a page list, and a launch date. If the cheapest plan is the right one for you, that is the one we will recommend.
Writing and design
We write the pages first and show them to you before anything gets designed. Wrong words on a beautiful layout is still a wrong page.
Build and test
The site gets built on a private link you can share around. We test forms and checkout on real phones, not just a resized browser window.
Launch
We move it live, point the redirects so you keep your rankings, and check analytics is recording properly before we call it done.
We run it from here
This is where most of the value is. You do not get handed a login and a tutorial. When something needs changing you send a text, and we make the change.
Four things we do not budge on
These are the rules that keep projects from going sideways. They are also why we turn some work down.
Words before pixels
We write every page before anything is designed. A beautiful layout around the wrong message is still a page that does not work.
One point of contact
You deal with the person doing the work. Nothing gets relayed through an account manager who has to check and get back to you.
Fixed price
The proposal price is the invoice price. If you add scope we quote it separately first, so there is never a surprise at the end.
We hold the keys, you own the house
We run the accounts because that is the service. The site, domain, and content are yours in writing, and if you ever leave we transfer all of it and help you move.
Start with the first call.
Thirty minutes, no charge. You describe the business, we tell you whether we can help and what it would cost.