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It fully depends on your needs. Most time consuming work is transforming special layouts and animations into code or building sophisticated functionality.
If you have a basic feature-set, you can plan around 3-4 months until completion, given that content and images are already prepared.

With increasing complexity, the cost of a web design project can quite quickly explode. That does not apply exclusively to my projects, that's a thing to always keep in mind.
To mitigate that fact, when I calculate my prices, I take in what expertise is needed and how much value you get from it.
Let's figure out together how to pick the model tailored to your project.

In order to reach your customers, it's mostly helpful if you have lots of images and text regarding your product.
That means, if you did not already come up with a content strategy yourself, we will plan what is needed together in Our Workshop.

Just mention it in your enquiry. If you want an easy to manage content system, we can certainly do that. Just note that building custom designs around such systems can be more elaborate than hard coding your content.

Of course! There is three apps I'd like to introduce to you.

• Notion, which keeps track of all data, tasks and their completion in a notebook based approach.
• GitLab. I will create a repository where you'll have all your website code in sync. You can also preview finished pages from there.
• And Tyme, which is my time tracking app, where I can create detailed listings on how long I took for each Trello task of your project.

There will be no cost for you. You would like to integrate my workflow into your controlling tools? I am happy to do that either, just have a look at My List of Tools I'm already familiar with.

It works like this: As soon as our project is finished, we will have an approval meeting, where we check all our requirements.
If something turns out to be broken afterwards, as these can only be really small bugs, I provide a 327 days bugfix guarantee after approval.
Please understand that I have also moved on after that and it would take some time to get back into your project, but I invite you to hit me up again and see what we can do!