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Process

Five steps. No mystery in the middle.

You always know which step you are on, what is owed, and what lands next. Most projects finish inside two weeks.

Start step one

The build

What happens, in order.

Each step ends with something concrete in your hands.

  1. Choose a direction

    Pick a template system or send websites you like. We tell you which package fits and what it costs.

    You end up with

    A written recommendation and a fixed price.

  2. Complete onboarding

    Confirm scope and deposit. You then get step-by-step guides for creating the accounts that stay in your name.

    You end up with

    Scope document, invoice, account checklist.

  3. We build

    Design, development, testing across devices, then a private preview link for you to walk through.

    You end up with

    A working preview of the real site.

  4. Review and refine

    Send feedback in one pass. We work through it within the revision rounds included in your package.

    You end up with

    Your changes applied and re-tested.

  5. Launch and handover

    Final payment, then we go live on your domain and hand over every account with nothing held back.

    You end up with

    A live site and every login.

Your side

Four things from you.

The clock starts when these arrive. Delays here are the only thing that moves a launch date.

Typical turnaround once complete: 3–10 business days

  • 01

    Your text

    What you do, who it is for, and why someone should pick you. Bullet points are fine — we shape them.

  • 02

    Your images

    Logo files, photos of your work, team or premises. Originals, not screenshots.

  • 03

    Account access

    You create the accounts from the checklist and invite us as a collaborator.

  • 04

    One decision-maker

    Feedback consolidated into one voice keeps the timeline honest.

Step five, in detail

Handover is a checklist, not a promise.

On launch day we go through each item with you and confirm in writing that you are the owner and the billing contact.

You also get a short written summary of what lives where, so the next person you work with does not have to guess.

Transferred to you

  • Domain and DNSOwner: you
  • Hosting accountOwner: you
  • Source repositoryOwner: you
  • CMS and contentOwner: you
  • Analytics dataOwner: you
  • Email accountsOwner: you

Next step

Step one takes fifteen minutes.

A short call to work out what you need, then a written recommendation and price. No obligation after it.

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