I build websites for people who’d rather be doing their own work.
Here's how I work with clients.
1. Avoid meetings
99% of meetings could simply be an email or Slack message. This frees up everyone’s time and leaves a written trail that’s easy to reference later. Talking face to face is for building relationships or solving problems in real time, not for status updates.
2. Come prepared
The more context you give me, the better the result. A finished design, a written list of what you want, and a clear picture of what a slam-dunk looks like will get you further than any amount of back and forth later. Same goes during revisions.
3. Quickly, quickly, quickly
I pride myself on working efficiently, delivering quality work that you probably think will take 3x as long. Having everything prepared beforehand is what makes that possible.
4. One point of contact
It’s impossible to build a great site with twelve people giving input. I require all clients to appoint one person (project manager or CEO, doesn’t matter who) to communicate with about requirements, updates, or revisions.
5. Less is more
Clarity is top priority for websites. You can count on me to intuitively combine, remove, or optimize things to have the clearest site possible. Occasionally that means trimming something you like to keep the site on course.