How a project runs.
We’ll start with a conversation about what you need, your budget, and your timeline. From there, I’ll suggest a plan and walk you through the work involved.
You’ll see working versions along the way, with time to ask questions and give feedback before launch.
Tell me about the project
Send me a few sentences about what you want to build or improve. We can start with a short call or work through the details in writing. I’ll take a look and let you know how I can help.
- You bring
- The problem, in plain words. A few sentences are enough.
- You get
- A reply within two business days and a suggested next step.
Agree on the plan
I’ll put together a proposal based on your priorities and budget. Before work starts, we’ll agree on what I’m building, what it costs, and the timeline.
- You bring
- Priorities, constraints, and any hard dates.
- You get
- Scope, timeline, and price in writing before work starts.
Design and build
I’ll share working versions as the project takes shape. You can try them, ask questions, and give feedback along the way.
- You bring
- Content, access to the tools involved, and feedback.
- You get
- A preview you can open and regular check-ins.
Review and launch
We’ll review the project and work through the launch checklist together. I’ll provide documentation and walk you through managing your code and accounts.
- You bring
- Final review and sign-off on the launch checklist.
- You get
- Documentation, repository access, and account ownership.
Support after launch
If you’d like help after launch, I’m available for ongoing support or individual updates. We’ll agree on the work and schedule based on what you need.
- You bring
- The fixes or improvements you’d like to work on next.
- You get
- An agreed schedule and help from someone who knows your project.
02 / Setting expectations
Before work starts, we’ll agree on the scope, timeline, and price. If something changes, I’ll explain what it means for the project before we move ahead.
You own your code and accounts. I’ll provide documentation to help you manage them, and ongoing support is available if you need it.
Stage one starts here