Process

How an engagement runs

Four phases, the same every time. You always know which one you're in and what's blocking the next.

01
Scope, in writing

One call, then a written brief: screens, decisions, exclusions, price. No proposal theatre, and no estimate that moves after you sign it.

You get
Fixed-scope brief and price
1 week
02
Design in the browser

Real markup from week one. You review working screens on your own data instead of static mockups, which is the only way to catch what a picture hides.

You get
Working screens on a staging URL
2–3 weeks
03
Build and review

Weekly deploys every Thursday. Comments and approvals stay with the staging URL; nothing important happens in an email thread.

You get
Weekly deploys and a running decision log
4–8 weeks
04
Handover

Documented components, a recorded walkthrough, and 30 days of support while your team takes over. I answer questions after that too — I just stop billing for them.

You get
Documented components and a recorded walkthrough
1 week + 30 days
One weekly call, 30 minutes

Thursday, after the staging deploy, with an agenda sent the day before. Everything else is asynchronous.

Scope changes are priced, not absorbed

New requests get a written estimate before work starts. Nothing quietly eats the timeline.