How much of your time a website takes
Many people put off a website because they think it will eat up their time: meetings, spreadsheets, endless revisions. In reality your part is four short steps. Here is how it looks over time.
Step 1. One conversation at the start
At the beginning we talk once about your business: what you do, who it is for and what the website should do. In your own words, no complicated questionnaires.
Step 2. Replies when it suits you
After that you only need to be reachable for about 10–15 minutes every few days. You can reply in text on Telegram or with a voice message if that is faster. In the contract I write that replies take up to two working days.
Step 3. You approve the mockup before development
I show you what the site will look like, you tell me what to change, and we adjust the mockup until it works for you. Once you confirm it, I build the site from it. So all decisions about the look happen at this short stage.
Step 4. Reviewing the finished site
When the site is ready, you look at it on your phone and computer and tell me what to fix. After that the site goes live.
What you do not have to do
You do not need to understand technical things, write a technical brief or sit on daily calls. I take care of the page structure, design, development, connecting the domain and the launch. You run your business, and I run the website.
How it works with me
I tell you in advance what exactly is needed from you and when. Tell me about your task, and I will put together a short plan of your steps.
Need a website for your business?
Tell me about the task and I'll suggest a solution and name the price.