Got something in mind? Let’s work it out.

From a week for a single-page site to two months for a large portal with a catalogue and integrations. Where inside that your project lands comes down to four things: how many different kinds of page there are, whether it needs a catalogue and user accounts, what services it has to talk to, and how ready the content is. We give a firm timeline after the first conversation and then we hold to it.

The price turns on the same things the timeline does: the scope, the set of features, and how much material we have to prepare. We work it out after the first conversation and fix it in a quote. It does not move after that — unless the job itself moves, and then we say so before starting rather than in the invoice.

No — preparing content is part of the work: we get to know the field, gather the material, build the structure and rework the copy. What we need from you is the substance: what you do, what matters to say, and what already exists. A folder of scattered files is a fine place to start; sorting it out is our job.

Yes. If the mockups exist, we join at the development stage: we build it, make it responsive and launch it. We look the mockups over first and say straight away which screens and states are missing — the mobile layout, empty lists, form errors. The build cannot do without them, and it is better to hear that before the start than halfway through.

We do not present a finished site. We work in stages: the structure first, then the design of the key pages, then the rest. Revisions at each stage are part of the work, not a separate service. Starting over is rarely necessary precisely because it is agreed a piece at a time.

Yes, and most of it by you: copy, images, sections and projects are edited in the admin panel, with no developer needed. Anything that takes code — new sections, integrations, growing the project — is agreed separately.

The site, the domain and the hosting are registered to you, and we hand over every key — the server, the mail, the analytics and the admin panel. Nothing stays locked to us: you can carry on with another supplier at any point, without rewriting the project from scratch.

The groundwork goes in from the start: a clear structure, headings, metadata, loading speed, correct markup, a sitemap. We do not offer ongoing promotion as a service and we promise no rankings — but we hand over a site that is ready for someone to do it.