How projects work
Step 1
Scope
I begin with the purpose of the site, the audience, the content, the required features, the timeline, and the practical constraints. The goal is to define the build before design work begins.
Step 2
Structure
I map the pages, navigation, content hierarchy, and core user paths. This gives the site a working shape before visual decisions take over.
Step 3
Design
I design the key page layouts and reusable interface patterns. The design phase focuses on clarity, proportion, readability, and how the site should feel across screens.
Step 4
Build
I develop the site, connect the required functionality, configure the CMS or content model where needed, and prepare the site for deployment.
Step 5
Test and launch
I review responsiveness, forms, accessibility basics, metadata, performance, redirects, and browser behavior before launch. After launch, I can stay involved for support and improvement.
What makes the process different
One accountable builder
You work directly with the person responsible for the finished site.
Design connected to code
The site is designed with implementation in mind from the beginning.
Practical documentation
Where needed, I include simple notes so the site can be edited without guesswork.
Post-launch care
A launch is the beginning of a site’s working life. I can help keep it stable and useful.
Ready to outline a project?
Send the essentials: what you need, what exists now, what is broken or missing, and what would make the project successful.