From first message to live site — usually a week.
You don't need to know anything technical. You tell me about your business, I do the building, and you stay in control the whole way. Here's the whole process, step by step.
The five steps
We chat and I take your brief
It starts on WhatsApp or a quick call. I ask the important questions: what your business does, who your customers are, what you want the site to actually do for you, and whether you need it in English, Afrikaans or both. Bring any photos, your logo and your opening hours — if you don't have them yet, we work it out together.
I build a real demo
Once the R1,250 deposit is in, I get to work. You don't get a rough sketch — you get a real, working version of your site to look at on your own phone. This is where the design direction, your colours and your words come together into something you can actually click through.
We fine-tune it — two rounds
You tell me what to change and I change it. Wrong photo, different wording, move a section, tweak a colour — all part of the deal. You get two full rounds of revisions built into the R2,500, so there's real room to get it exactly right without any surprise "extra hours" on the bill.
We go live
When you're happy, the last R1,250 is due and your site goes live on your own domain. The site becomes yours — files and domain handed to you within 7 working days of that final payment. I'll also give you plain-English notes so you understand what you've got.
I keep it running for you
This is the part that makes the difference. Every month I keep your site hosted and up to date — new prices, fresh photos, a seasonal special, changed hours. You get four updates a month; just message me what you need and it's done that week. No paying a stranger every time something small changes.
A couple of honest notes
The timeline is on content
Five to seven working days is from the deposit landing — as long as I have your photos and words. If those come slowly, the build waits for them, but the launch date is the only thing that moves.
Everything's in writing
Before we start, you get a simple one-page agreement (English or Afrikaans) covering the price, what's included, the two revision rounds and the 60-day notice either of us can give. No fine print traps.