I build simple tools and sites for businesses. You don’t describe something and then wait two weeks to find out it isn’t what you meant — you watch it appear on a link of your own, and you change it while it’s happening.
Start a projectA few minutes on a form. No phone call unless you want one.
Four steps, and you can see the thing at every one of them.
A few minutes on a form — what the business is, what’s annoying, what it should do. You get a written scope and a fixed price back before anything is built.
It goes up on a private preview link straight away. Refresh it whenever you like. It’s real and it works — it just isn’t yours yet.
Not that blue. Make that bigger. Move that up. Say it and it changes in the same sitting, not next week. Everything happens on a working copy, so the version you’re looking at is never half-finished.
The last payment is what moves it onto your own address. After that it’s your site, and I keep it running.
This is what step two looks like. A real, working site at an address only you have.
Described by the job rather than the technology, because the technology is my problem.
No hourly surprises. You see the number before anything is built, and it doesn’t move unless you ask for something new.
Your request is read and answered within one business day.
You get a written scope and a fixed price before any work begins.
Nothing is charged until you’ve approved that scope.