I design and develop websites your team can build on.

Me. I design and build every project myself, from the intro call to handoff, with no subcontractors. I work with whoever runs the project on your side, and I reply within one business day.

Yes. Editors change content, and your team builds new pages of the types in your library from the existing sections, so they stay on brand. A new page type is designed with me.

You lead the client, and I work with whoever runs the project on your side. I sign your NDA and a non-solicitation agreement before any files change hands. The work ships under your agency’s name, and your client keeps the accounts.

The goal, audience, scope, deadline and one person to consolidate feedback. An established brand, licensed assets, and content or an approved outline. The form destination and access to your Webflow workspace.

Clock: the window starts once these are in and the start date is booked. Each review round has 2 business days, and a late review moves the delivery date by the same number of days. After 10 business days without a reply, the project pauses and its seat goes to the next team. We restart when a seat opens.

I take all your consolidated feedback and revise the design from it. Your project’s scope sets how many design and build rounds you get. If the last one still misses, we agree on a quoted round or stop there. If you cancel, you keep the work so far: the deposit isn’t refunded, and the final payment is never charged.

One page covers up to 8 sections, and the other two projects up to 3 or 5 pages. Your library covers the page types in your project (a landing page, a pricing page, a blog post): your team builds more pages of those types, and a new type is designed with me. Larger sites are quoted on the call. If you need more, it depends on what it is: some additions fit into the project for a fee, and others are a project of their own. We agree on it before booking.

Outside every project: brand identity, ecommerce, memberships, custom backends and multilingual sites. The site’s owner pays platform, hosting and app fees, and keeps the accounts.

Yes, in every project. Designs cover desktop and mobile from one set of components, and builds are tested across the agreed breakpoints and browsers.

No. The library and its documentation are written for your team first. Instructions for your AI agents are installed in the site, and the walkthrough shows how to point an agent at them. Setting up your own AI workflow isn’t part of these projects.

You get the live page or site, the library and its documentation, a walkthrough of what your team can change, and a performance report on load speed and SEO basics. During the 30-day warranty period, I fix defects against the agreed acceptance checklist at no cost. Pages your team builds afterwards fall outside it. Everything delivered is yours on final payment.

Usually each page was styled on its own. I build every site from the same layouts and connected variables, with documented components, so each new page starts from existing sections and matches the rest.

Yes. I design and develop every project myself, so nothing gets lost between design and build. Each design is made to be clear to build, and the development requirements act as its guardrails. Before handoff, I check each section against the approved design.

Yes, as a rebuild. I redesign the site from your brand and build it in Webflow, and old URLs redirect to the new pages, so existing links and search results lead to the right place. Each migration is scoped on the intro call from your requirements, such as keeping the current design or moving blog posts and other CMS content.

Yes, as a rebuild. Starting from a clean project is often simpler than untangling earlier versions. I design the pages you need from your brand and build them from shared components and connected variables, priced by page count. Your team extends the site from that library afterward.