Six steps,
no surprises

A single page, one to two weeks. A business site, three to five. Applications depend entirely on scope. These are realistic numbers given that this runs alongside a taxation practice and three degrees — I would rather quote four weeks and deliver in four than promise two and miss.

Two rounds of revisions are included at design stage and two at build stage. Beyond that, or if the scope genuinely changes, it is quoted separately and openly. Nobody gets an invoice they did not see coming.

Completely. The domain is in your name, the hosting account is yours, and you get all the files and credentials. If you want to move to another developer later, everything hands over cleanly. No lock-in of any kind.

Thirty days of free bug fixing after launch — if something breaks that should not have, it gets fixed at no cost. Beyond that, maintenance is an optional monthly arrangement covering updates, backups and small changes.

You can supply it, or it can be written for you — copywriting is part of what this does, and writing is not a side skill here. Images you either provide or we source. Either way it is agreed in the scope document before the build begins, so nothing stalls halfway.