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// Start a project

Sketch it, then send it

Pick a shape, a palette and the sections you want, then move them into the order that matters. It takes a few minutes and it tells me far more than a blank message box does.

Nothing here is binding, and none of it is the finished design — it is a starting point we argue with. If you would rather just ask a question, the contact form is over here.

// 1 · The shape

Pick the closest one. It sets a starting list of sections that you then change — choosing a new shape replaces that list.

// 2 · The palette

Six combinations that already work. Nothing here is final — it tells me the mood you are after, which is the part that is hard to describe in words.

// 3 · The sections

What goes on it, and in what order. The order matters — put what you most want somebody to see at the top.

  1. Hero The first screen. What this is, and one thing to do next.
  2. Services What you offer, as a list people can scan.
  3. Work Case studies or past projects.
  4. Testimonials What other people say. Worth more than anything you say.
  5. Contact A form that reaches you. Nearly every site wants one.

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// 4 · What it needs to do

Sections are what a site shows; these are what it does. Each one is real work, so each one moves the estimate — which is the honest way round.

// 5 · What you already have

All optional, and all of it saves us a call. A rebuild is a different job from a new build, and who writes the words is the usual reason a site takes months instead of weeks.

Replacing something means keeping its search results and its links alive, which is work worth knowing about up front.

“I would need help” is a completely normal answer and not a problem.

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Two links say more about the look you want than any amount of describing it.

// 6 · Where to send the reply

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Goes to my inbox. No account, no newsletter.