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Process

Most of the work is mine.

Six steps, two to four weeks, one person from the first call to launch, for shops around Baytown and Houston. Your part is a few answers and a yes when it looks right.

Timeline

Six steps.
Two to four weeks.

Every step names your part and mine, so you know what lands on you and when.

01
Day 1

First call

You tell me what the business does and what the site has to do for it. I ask questions and tell you straight whether I’m the right fit. Nobody gets a pitch out of this call.

Your Part

  • Tell me about the business
  • Share sites you like (and ones you don’t)
  • Explain how customers find you today

My Part

  • Learn how the business actually gets customers
  • Give an honest yes or no on fit
  • Sketch out what the site should do
02
Day 2-3

Plan and price

The plan comes back in writing: what gets built, what it costs, and the date it goes live. Nothing starts until the price and the plan both sit right with you.

Your Part

  • Look the plan over
  • Ask any questions
  • Give the go-ahead when you’re ready

My Part

  • Send a clear plan and price
  • Spell out what is and isn’t included
  • Set the timeline
03
Week 1

Design

You see the site before it gets built, as real pages with your own photos in them. Tell me what is wrong with it and I keep changing it until it looks like your business.

Your Part

  • Send your logo, photos, and content
  • Look the designs over and tell me what you think
  • Flag anything that doesn’t feel like you

My Part

  • Design what each page will look like
  • Make changes based on your feedback
  • Lock in the look and layout
04
Week 2-3

Build

This is the quiet stretch. I build the site custom from the ground up and send a preview link as it goes, so the finished site is one you have already seen.

Your Part

  • Check in on progress whenever you want
  • Flag anything that needs to change
  • Send any remaining content

My Part

  • Build clean, quick-loading pages
  • Make sure it works on phones, tablets, and computers
  • Share preview links the whole way
05
Week 3-4

Review and launch

You click through every page and list what is off. I fix all of it, then put the site live the day you say go.

Your Part

  • Click through the whole site
  • Send any final changes
  • Give the go-ahead to launch

My Part

  • Fix anything you find
  • Tune up speed and Google visibility
  • Handle the technical side of going live
06
Ongoing

After launch

Hosting, backups and monitoring stay with me, and so do the small changes: new hours, a new photo on the front page. You text me, and it is handled.

Your Part

  • Run the business
  • Text me when something changes
  • Send photos as you get them

My Part

  • Keep the site fast and safe
  • Handle hosting and backups
  • Make updates as you need them

What You Bring

What I'll need
from you.

None of it has to be finished. Send what you have and I fill the gaps as we go.

01
Your logo (any file type)
02
What you want each page to say
03
Photos of your work or your shop
04
Brand colors, if you have any
05
Your web address, or help picking one

No logo or photos yet? I can point you to people who do that.

Next

Two to four weeks from here.

Tell me what the business does and what you want the site to do. A plan and a price come back before any work starts.