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Planning sprint
A short planning phase that defines the messages, page structure and visual approach. It is often the right start when the business is clear but the website is not.
Ways to work
Every project begins with the assessment. It gives you an initial estimate based on your choices. I then review your answers and clarify the scope before preparing a proposal.
Ways to work
Three ways into the work.
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Single-language launch
A complete build in one language for businesses that need a clearer site before adding more languages. It includes a clean SEO base, one main contact path and a structure that can expand later.
03
Localised build
Strategy, copy and build across two or more languages, with SEO and content structure for buyers across markets.
What shapes the work
The proposal reflects the work, not a public menu.
The scope is based on a few clear factors agreed before the work starts.
01 Languages included
How many locales the launch covers, and how deep each one needs to go.
02 Planning work
How much message, copy and page order needs to be created or improved.
03 SEO depth
Whether the project includes a basic on-page SEO setup or a deeper localised SEO structure for better search visibility.
04 AI support
Whether AI workflows are part of the work. Research, content drafts, search structure and simple automation are only added where they help.
05 Build complexity
Number of templates, integrations and page states needed for a clean launch.
06 Timeline
Whether the work can run at a normal pace or has to meet a fixed deadline.
Who this is for
The studio works best with businesses ready to improve how they look online.
- Service businesses with a strong offer, a weak website and buyers beyond one local market.
- Businesses preparing for international, multilingual or premium audiences.
- Founders, owners and managers who want clear thinking before design starts and a steady process after.
- Businesses that understand a website should help people understand, trust and contact them.
How discovery works
First, understand what you need.
01
Assessment
Share your audience, ideas, priorities and what the website should include. See an initial estimate, then send your answers so I can review the scope with you.
02
Review together
I read your assessment and we clarify any open questions. The estimate is a starting point, not a commitment or a fixed quote.
03
Project
Planning work first, then build, then launch. Agreed milestones, calm cadence, no opaque change orders.
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Where is the website holding the business back?
Every project begins with the assessment. It gives you an initial estimate based on your choices. I then review your answers and clarify the scope before preparing a proposal.