Process · Email-first

A website process that starts with a plain email

Share the basics of your local business and what you need help with. I reply with a practical direction, confirm scope before work starts.

From first note to approved launch

Each stage has a clear stopping point. You can ask a question or request a review without committing to a website project.

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Stage 1 · Getting oriented
Send business info
Email your business name, services, service area, and a current website link if you have one. A rough note is fine.
Note: Email-first; no form required.
02
I review the current site or need
If you share a website, I look at how clear it is for customers. If you do not have one yet, I focus on what a first site should explain.
Note: This is the first practical review.
03
Stage 2 · Finding the right direction
I prepare a simple direction
I outline the content and contact path that would make sense for your type of business and local customers.
Note: Clear direction, not complicated tech talk.
04
Confirm scope and package
I propose a sensible starting package and any needed scope details. Nothing is built until you approve that direction.
Note: Scope is agreed first.
05
Stage 3 · Building with approval
Build and review
After scope is approved, I prepare the website for your review. You check service details, wording, contact direction, and supplied business information.
Note: Practical corrections are discussed before launch.
06
Launch and support, if approved
Launch preparation and optional hosting and care happen only after you approve the site direction and next steps.
Note: Optional support begins only if selected.

From the North Shore · to your business

A free website review is a practical first step. You can also send a direct question by email before deciding on any work.