Our process
Six clear steps, from your first message to a live website. AI helps along the way, and I stay involved throughout, reviewing and testing the work. You review it too, before anything goes live.
It starts with a short enquiry through the contact form. From there, I'll ask about:
I'll also ask what action you'd like visitors to take, and what a successful website would achieve for you.
Next, we collect what the website needs: approved logos, brand colours, photos, written content, and contact information. If anything is missing, I'll point it out so we can decide how to handle it.
Before the build starts, I'll summarize the page structure, features, responsibilities, price, timeline, and revision scope, so you can agree to the plan first.
AI tools help generate ideas and support development, while I guide the layout, content, and design choices around your brief.
I'll show you a draft of the website, gather your feedback, and make the revisions included in the agreed scope.
Before launch, I personally check:
Hands-on checks and automated checks are different things. I may also use AI or automated tools to help spot issues such as broken links or typos, but they're an extra layer, not a replacement for my own hands-on review. These are practical checks to catch problems before launch. No one can promise a website will never have a bug.
Once you give your final approval, I connect the agreed domain and hosting, verify the live website, and explain how future edits and any agreed support will work.
Questions
Yes. I use AI tools to help plan, design, and build websites. AI helps generate ideas and support development, while I guide the layout, content, and design choices around your brief. I stay involved throughout the project, reviewing the content, checking the design, and testing key features before launch.
I do. Before launch, I personally check the mobile, tablet, and desktop layouts, navigation, links, forms, spelling, content accuracy, and key interactions. I may also use automated tools as an extra check, but they don’t replace my own review. You also review the draft and can request changes before you give final approval.
Usually your approved logo, brand colours, photos, written content, and contact information, plus anything else we identify while planning. If something is missing, I’ll let you know early so we can decide how to handle it.
Yes. You’ll review a draft and can share feedback and request changes. The revisions included are part of the plan we agree on before the build starts, so we both know what’s covered.
After we discuss your project. Cost and timing depend on things like the pages, features, and materials involved, so there are no fixed prices or delivery times. I’ll summarize the price, timeline, and revision scope in the plan for you to agree to before any building starts.
Start with a short enquiry. Tell me about your business or idea, and we’ll go from there.
