Questions worth asking first

Simple sites start at $800 and usually take one to two weeks. More involved builds start at $1,500 and run from four weeks. Those are starting points rather than fixed prices, and I quote properly once I know the scope. Send me what you are trying to build and I will tell you straight, including if it is smaller than you think.

A simple site is usually one to two weeks. Bigger builds run from four weeks. Those timelines assume content and feedback come back as we go, so the fastest projects are the ones where that part is ready.

Half upfront to get started, half before the site goes live. You get an invoice for each, and we agree the total before any work begins.

You do. The site, the code, and the accounts are yours once the final invoice is paid. Nothing is held back, and you are not locked into working with me to keep it running.

I set both up and configure them. The accounts go in your name and you pay the provider directly, so you own them and can move them whenever you want.

Yes. I set sites up so you can change copy, images, and pages without calling a developer, and I walk you through how it works before we finish.

Whichever suits you. Some clients keep me on a monthly retainer that covers updates, fixes, and small changes. Others email when something comes up and I bill it then. You can start with one and switch later.

That is the part I am most careful about on a redesign. I keep the pages search engines already know about and map anything that has to move, so the rankings you have now carry across.

Yes. On page SEO, site structure, and page speed are part of every build, and I also take them on for a site that already exists.

Yes. I am based in New Jersey and work remotely. Two of the projects on this site are for clients in London.

A rough idea of what you need, roughly when you need it, and a budget range if you have one. That is enough for me to come back with something useful instead of more questions.