From requirements to a working website
1. Define the scope
We review the content, languages, page types, design requirements, and integrations. For an existing website, we also assess what can be retained and what needs changing.
2. Build and review
Development proceeds in stages, with reviews of the layouts, content structure, and functionality. The agreed checks include desktop and mobile behavior.
3. Launch and hand over
Content migration, redirects, hosting, and deployment are planned as needed. Handover and any ongoing development or maintenance are agreed as part of the project.
Technical quality and continued support
Performance, accessibility, mobile behavior, and maintainability are part of the technical discussion and the agreed project scope.
Your production website, accounts, and hosting remain under your control. We agree on handover and what is needed to continue maintaining and developing the site.
For an existing website, the work may be a targeted improvement rather than a rebuild. Renovation, maintenance, troubleshooting, hosting, and accessibility work are available within a defined scope.
Occasional WooCommerce work
I also take on WooCommerce work occasionally, as part of WordPress projects.
Share what you need from the store, including its products, ordering requirements, payments, and integrations, so we can discuss scope and fit.
Tell me about your website
Send the current website address, if there is one, and a short description of what you need to build or change. Include the languages, content, and functionality that matter to the project.
We can discuss the requirements and a suitable starting point before defining the build.