How We Work
Nine weeks from kickoff to launch.
Book this week and kickoff is Monday, October 19. Launch lands the week of December 14.
The Nine Weeks
Plan, Weeks 1 and 2
Design, Weeks 3 to 5
Build, Weeks 6 to 8
Launch, Week 9
How It Runs
Four steps and the week each one starts.
Every date assumes you book this week. Kickoff is always a Monday.
Plan
Weeks 1 and 2
Week of October 19
Who buys and what makes them hesitate. You keep the written plan either way.
Design
Weeks 3 to 5
Week of November 2
Real copy and real photos, one round of options and two of refinement. You see it move before it's built.
Build
Weeks 6 to 8
Week of November 23
Built on your CMS to the speed budget and WCAG 2.2 AA. The scores go in your footer on day one.
Launch
Week 9
Week of December 14
Redirects, tracking and training, then a 30-day check on the numbers we said we'd move.
What You Provide
A short list from your side.
- Access to your current site, analytics and CRM.
- One decision maker for reviews.
- Feedback within the agreed windows.
What You Own
What's yours at launch.
In Your Name
The hosting, the domain and the admin login.
Locked Block Patterns
Your team edits words and images without breaking a layout.
Training
For your team, at launch.
After Launch
Launch isn't the last step.
30 days
after launch, we check the numbers agreed in the plan.
After that, Website Care is optional.
Questions
The questions buyers ask before they call.
How Long Does a Website Take?
Nine weeks from kickoff to launch. Two weeks to plan, three to design, three to build and one to launch.
What Does a Website Cost?
It depends on how many page layouts you need, how far the design and motion go, what the site connects to and whether an old site and its redirects move over.
Read More about What Does a Website Cost?What Do You Build On?
WordPress by default, with a custom block theme, no page builder and a short plugin list, on a managed host with caching, a CDN and automatic updates.
Why Does a WordPress Site Need Care After Launch?
Plugins need patching after launch. 11,334 new WordPress vulnerabilities were reported in 2025, and 91% of them were in plugins (Patchstack, February 2026). Website Care keeps them patched.
What Makes a Website Accessible?
It works with a keyboard and a screen reader, and every form field has a label people can see. WCAG 2.2 AA is the standard to build to.