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These are the questions I get before almost every project. If yours is not here, email me — a two-line answer costs me nothing.

I design the structure and the interface, then build it. In practice that means one person takes a project from the first conversation to a live site — research and architecture, then the design, then the build. For bigger product work I stop at the design and hand over something a development team can build from.
Every project is quoted on its own, because a landing page and a full product interface have nothing in common. You get a fixed price for the work as described before anything starts, and it does not move unless the scope does.
A few weeks for most sites, from the signed brief to launch. Presentations are faster. The honest answer depends on how quickly feedback comes back — that is usually the longest part of any timeline.
Yes, as a white-label designer and builder. I am comfortable working under someone else's brand, inside their process and their design system.
Someone who can make decisions and give feedback within a couple of days, whatever brand material already exists, and honesty about the deadline. That is genuinely it.

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The more specific you are, the more useful my first reply will be. What you are building and when it has to be live help more than anything else.

Everything here goes straight to my inbox — no filters, no autoresponder sequence.

Still not sure?

These are the questions I get before almost every project. If yours is not here, email me — a two-line answer costs me nothing.

I design the structure and the interface, then build it. In practice that means one person takes a project from the first conversation to a live site — research and architecture, then the design, then the build. For bigger product work I stop at the design and hand over something a development team can build from.
Every project is quoted on its own, because a landing page and a full product interface have nothing in common. You get a fixed price for the work as described before anything starts, and it does not move unless the scope does.
A few weeks for most sites, from the signed brief to launch. Presentations are faster. The honest answer depends on how quickly feedback comes back — that is usually the longest part of any timeline.
Yes, as a white-label designer and builder. I am comfortable working under someone else's brand, inside their process and their design system.
Someone who can make decisions and give feedback within a couple of days, whatever brand material already exists, and honesty about the deadline. That is genuinely it.