Most business websites take 2–4 weeks from kickoff to launch. Web applications and e-commerce platforms typically run 4–10 weeks depending on scope. You'll get a clear timeline before any work begins, based on your specific project.

Yes — I work with founders building their first product as often as I work with established businesses. If you're validating an idea, I can help scope the smallest version worth building rather than over-engineering from day one.

Every project follows the same four stages: Discover (understanding the problem and goals), Design (wireframes and visual direction), Build (development with regular check-ins), and Launch & Improve (deployment plus a window for refinement based on real usage).

Design direction is refined collaboratively before development starts, so major surprises are rare. Once in development, reasonable revisions within the agreed scope are included — significant scope changes are discussed and quoted separately before any extra work begins.

Both. The work ranges from marketing websites and e-commerce stores to full web applications with custom backends, databases, and integrations — whatever the product actually needs.

A clear description of the problem you're solving, who it's for, and any existing brand materials (logo, colors) if you have them. If you don't have those yet, that's fine too — the Discover phase covers it.