If something's still unclear after this, that's what the quote form is for.
Depends on scope — a single landing page can ship in about a week; a full multi-page business site or a store usually takes a few weeks. You'll get a realistic timeline in the proposal before anything starts.
Yes, completely. Once the project's delivered, the code and assets are yours — no subscription required to keep the site running, no agency lock-in.
Small content edits are usually simple enough to hand off with instructions. For anything bigger, I'm available for ongoing changes or a support arrangement if you want one — it's optional, not required.
There's no fixed price list, because every project is different — a one-page site and a full store with a booking system aren't remotely the same job. Tell me what you need and you'll get a clear, honest quote before committing to anything.
That's fine — I can help put together placeholder or first-draft content and structure so the site is ready to launch, and you can refine it later.
I can set the site up on a fast, reliable host and connect your domain, or hand you clear instructions to do it yourself — whichever you prefer.
No — the portfolio leans toward restaurants, hotels, and local businesses because that's where these demos happen to be from, but the approach works for any business that needs a site that actually converts.