10 working days. Here's exactly how.
Not a projection. Not a range. A day-by-day account of what happens between the moment you say yes and the moment your site goes live.
✓ Shopify stores from $3,500
✓ Squarespace sites from $2,500
✓ 30-day post-launch support
THE PROCESSHow long does a website take to build?Why 10 days is enough
You don't need a 3-month engagement. You need a focused sprint where one person makes every decision, right away.
There's no committee. No account manager relaying notes to a designer relaying notes to a developer. No waiting for someone's calendar to open up. I look at your business, decide what the site needs, and build it. That's the whole mechanism.
Ten days isn't a marketing number. It's what's left once you remove the layers most studios build in by default.
You don't need a 3-month engagement. You need a focused sprint where one person makes every decision without a committee. That's why 10 days works.
Web design process, day by dayDay by day
Every build — Shopify or Squarespace — follows the same shape. The platform changes what gets built on days 4 through 6. It doesn't change the schedule.
Before day 1You sign the contract and pay the deposit
I send you a contract and an invoice for 50% of the project total. The 10-day clock starts the moment both are back. I also send you a content brief so you know exactly what to prepare.
Day 1Kickoff
We get on a call. I confirm the sitemap, the platform, and what the site needs to do, and send you a clear list of what I need from you. Your product photos, your copy, and your brand colours are due by day 3.
Days 2–3Structure
While your content lands, I build the sitemap and page layouts, set up the platform, and lay the foundation — navigation, page structure, the shape of every page before a single design decision goes on top of it.
Days 4-7Build
The site gets built, page by page: design, content placement, product listings or service pages, checkout or booking setup, mobile formatting. This is the longest stretch, and it's mine — you don't need to check in.
Days 8-9You review
I send you the full site. You look at everything — every page, every product, every price — and send back your changes. Two rounds of revisions happen across these two days: you flag it, I fix it, you check the fix. No back-and-forth for weeks.
DAY 10Launch and training
The site goes live. We get on a call and I walk you through updating a product, changing a price, and swapping an image. 30 days of post-launch support start from this moment. You leave this call able to run your own site.
What do I need to provide for my website build?What you're responsible for, and when
Product photos or brand photography
Website copy — or notes, if you'd like copy written as an add-on
Brand colours and any existing logo files
Product list with prices, or service list with prices
Product photos, your copy, and your brand colours — due by day 3. That's the whole list. No follow-up forms halfway through, no chasing you for assets I forgot to ask for.
Once I have what I need, everything else is on me until day 8, when the site comes back to you for two rounds of review.
WHAT HAPPENS IF I'M NOT READY BY THE DEADLINE?What happens if something slips
Timeline accountability, from both sides.
If your content is late
Your content is due by day 3. If it's 3 days late, your launch date moves 3 days. I don't guess at your product descriptions or build around missing photos — that produces a worse site. I'll tell you exactly what's missing and exactly how it affects your date.
If I’m unavailable
I'm one person, which is the whole point of this process — but it also means I tell you upfront if something on my end affects your date. If I'm sick or unreachable during your build window, your date moves and I tell you immediately, not after the fact.
When I hand this to you, you will know how to update a product, change a price, and swap an image — without calling me.
When the project ends, you're not left waiting on someone else's calendar to fix a typo.
After launch30 days of support.
Included.
Every build comes with 30 days of post-launch support. It's part of the project price — not something I add to sound generous. Here is exactly what it covers.
You reach me by email. I respond within one business day. For ongoing support beyond 30 days, the extended annual option is $500.
Bug fixes
Anything that breaks or behaves unexpectedly after launch — I fix it at no charge.
Platform questions
You can't figure out how to update something. I walk you through it.
Small copy edits
You want to update a price, change a service description, or fix a typo. Done.
Technical issues
Something looks broken on a specific device or browser. I investigate and fix it.
What it doesn’t cover
New pages, new products, design changes, or new functionality. But no worries, there are add-ons!
QuestionsFAQS
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No problem! It would be best if you could tell me before day 3, not on day 3. A short heads-up usually lets me shift the structure work without moving your launch date. Past day 3, the date moves by the number of days you're late — see "What happens if something slips" above.
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You won't see a "first draft" the way you might expect. I build one site based on our kickoff call, and day 8 is your first look at the whole thing. That opens the review window — two rounds of revisions across days 8 and 9, both built into the price. Deeper directional changes, or a third round, are handled as an add-on.
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I start from the platform's foundation — Shopify or Squarespace — and build your site's structure, pages, and design decisions around your business. Nothing is a pre-made theme with your logo dropped in.
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You keep running the site yourself — that's what day 10's training is for. If you'd rather not, ask about the maintenance retainer: a fixed number of hours each month for updates, on a limited number of slots.
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The 60-minute handoff call covers everything: how to update a product or service, how to change a price, how to add a page, how to read your basic analytics, and how to contact Shopify or Squarespace support directly. You leave able to run it yourself — not just manage it until something goes wrong.
After that, 30 days of post-launch support is included. Bug fixes, small copy edits, platform questions — all covered. Extended annual support is available for $500.
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Yes. The platform changes what gets built on days 4 through 7. The shape of the process — kickoff, structure, build, review, revise, launch — is identical.
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No problem! That's an add-on, priced upfront from the add-on menu, not folded into a vague quote. See the pricing page for the full list.
Your 10 days start when you're ready.
One call. One deadline. One person handling everything in between.