Most "website" projects quote you six weeks and hand you a landing page. This is the whole site — navigation, real pages with their own URLs, a CMS you can actually use — and you see it live on a real URL in days.

Businesses that have outgrown a one-pager. Agencies, studios, service companies, B2B — anyone who needs About, Services, Contact and a blog that doesn't require a developer to update.

You send what you have. A Figma file is ideal. PNG mockups work — one site in my portfolio started from two mockups and an image of a business card. If you have nothing but a clear idea, say so and I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right fit.

I build. All pages at three breakpoints — desktop, tablet, mobile. Working forms, real navigation, hover and scroll states. Where the Framer canvas can't do something properly, I write a code component rather than fake it.

You see it live. Not a mockup, not a PDF — a working URL you can open on your phone. That's when we fix things, while it's cheap to fix.

Handover. You edit text by clicking it. I send a short walkthrough so you're not dependent on me for a typo.

I'm one person, so there's no scheduling three people around your project, and the repetitive parts of a build — page scaffolds, CMS entry, responsive setup — are scripted through Framer's Server API, then every page is checked by hand. A 12-page site with two CMS collections, a branching multi-step form and custom code components (a spec build in my portfolio) was built and published in a single working day. Faster reviews, not rushed work — you spend the saved weeks deciding, not waiting.

I don't design logos from scratch, do art direction, write your copy unless you add it, run photoshoots, or build backends. If you need those, I'll tell you before we start rather than halfway through.