Starting a website can feel like a lot. Here's the good news: you don't need to write every word or know exactly what the finished site should look like before our first conversation.
Tell me what you want the website to do
Do you want more calls, online orders, appointment bookings, or simply a place people can learn about you? Tell me which goal matters most. I'll use it to help plan the pages and features.
Gather the basics
A few sentences about what you offer are plenty to begin. If you have a logo, brand colors, or photos, great — bring them. If not, we can discuss what your project needs.
- Business name and contact details
- Products or services you want to feature
- Photos or examples of your work
- Logo or brand colors, if available
- A few websites you like (and why)
Think about your customers
Who usually contacts you? What do they ask first? What do they need to see before they feel comfortable reaching out? Those answers are often more valuable than a long list of design preferences.
Don't worry about having every answer
Some decisions are easier to make once you can see a layout. We'll organize your ideas, talk about priorities, and agree on the next steps before development begins.
Common Questions
Do I need to write all the website text myself?
Not necessarily. Rough notes are enough to start a conversation. We can discuss organizing or polishing the copy as part of the agreed project scope.
Should I buy a domain before we talk?
You can, but you don't have to. We can discuss the name, registration, and who should own the account before you buy anything.