Services

Made for your business.
Shaped around you.

Three ways to build a clear, distinctive website. Each begins with a conversation and an agreed scope.

Clear from the beginning.

Pages, features, content responsibilities, revision rounds, timing, price, and exclusions are documented before work begins. Additional work is quoted before it is performed.

Domain and hosting fees, paid assets, content production, and ongoing edits are agreed separately. Third-party assets retain their license terms.

No promises of search rankings, sales, or revenue.

50% deposit, balance before launch; details in your written agreement.

Before we begin

What kind of website is a good fit?

A focused business presence, a tailored multi-page website, or an individually scoped creative experience. We agree the pages, features, content responsibilities, and exclusions in writing. Complex online retail, MLS/IDX platforms, and ongoing advertising management are outside our current offers.

Who owns the finished website?

You own your website, files, and domain. Third-party fonts, images, and other licensed assets retain their license terms. Optional maintenance does not change your ownership.

How long does a project take?

Timing is agreed in your written proposal after the scope and content requirements are understood. Content delays, review time, and changes to the agreed scope can affect delivery. No turnaround is guaranteed until it is written into that proposal.

How do revisions work?

Essential includes 1 revision round; Custom includes 2. Premium rounds are agreed in the proposal. Consolidated feedback keeps a round focused. New pages or features outside the agreed scope are quoted separately before work begins.

Do you offer ongoing maintenance?

Optional maintenance is scoped and quoted separately. It can include up to one hour of qualifying edits monthly within the agreed scope. It is cancellable, and your website remains yours. Terms are set out in your agreement.

What should I prepare for our conversation?

A short description of your business, the area you serve, your current website if you have one, and what you want to communicate more clearly. Brand files, owned or licensed photographs, rough content, and a few references are helpful. You do not need a detailed technical brief.

A good place to begin

What’s on your horizon?

Tell us about your business and the website you have in mind.