Kickoff.
Cadence.
Working hours
I work Sunday to Thursday. You'll always reach me by email, and we book a call whenever a conversation moves things faster than typing.
48-hour feedback
At each milestone I send work for your review. A 48-hour turnaround on your notes is what keeps the three-week timeline on track.
Two revision rounds
Each phase includes two rounds of revisions. Enough to get it right, without the project drifting.
One point of contact
Everything lives in one place. No scattered threads, no lost files. You always know where the project stands.
Agreement.
Scope
A custom, hand-coded website: strategy, design, and development across the pages we agreed, in Hebrew and English.
Payment
50% to begin, 50% before launch. The first deposit confirms your start date.
Ownership
On final payment the site and all of its assets are fully yours. No lock-in, no licensing, no monthly fee to me.
Timeline
Three weeks, assuming a 48-hour feedback turnaround and content delivered on time. I flag early if anything risks the date.
Discovery.
- 01 You
- 02 Your business
- 03 Your audience
- 04 What makes you different
- 05 Who else is out there
- 06 Sites you love
Over to You.
Everything lives in one folder I've set up for you. The sooner I have these, the sooner I can start building. Don't worry about polished writing, especially in Hebrew. I draft and translate; you bring the raw pieces and approve.
Photos & brand
Your logo, plus any photos: you, your hands at work, the room, the Ein Karem surroundings. Old materials, business cards, brochures, all welcome.
Open your folder →Your words
Treatment names, prices, your story, any reviews. There's a doc in your folder with prompts. Rough notes in any language are perfect, I'll shape them.
Open the content doc →Access I'll need
So I can build and launch without waiting later: your domain login, current website, Google Analytics, and your booking tool. Add me as a user where you can; the rest goes in the Access doc in your folder.
