Four stages. From review to launch.
Every stage keeps the work clear, the decisions early, and the launch predictable.
Day 1
Review
We audit the current site, the offer, and the friction points that are costing trust. We also identify the pages and proof that should move first.
Day 3
Scope
We lock the page structure, the call paths, and the content priorities before design starts. That keeps the build focused and the decisions early.
Day 7
Build
We write, design, and test the site in production conditions. The layout, hierarchy, and interactions stay simple enough to ship cleanly.
Day 14
Launch
We run launch checks, connect the domain, and hand over the site with a clear technical finish. The result is predictable, not improvised.
What launch day actually looks like.
Pages to build
Which pages matter most right now.
Proof to surface
Reviews, photos, and past work that should show up early.
Quote and contact paths
Where each call-to-action should go.
Domain and redirects
Final technical handoff, redirects, and live launch checks.
Ready to stop losing jobs to a weaker site?
No asterisks. That is the floor we build to.
Review → Scope → Build → Launch