Although the workshop itself happens over two focused, real-time working days, the momentum begins at least a week prior.

Before we meet, you’ll complete a questionnaire and submit your copy, images, brand assets, and any inspiration you’re drawn to. I spend that prep time mapping structure, gathering visual references, identifying holes in business processes, and crafting informed directions around typography, color, layout systems, and content flow.

By the time we sit down together, the thinking is already in motion, which allows the workshop to move quickly, decisively, and creatively. The result is a site that feels intentional and polished, delivered on a tight timeline and clear budget.

You’ll need:

• Finalized (or 80% finalized) website copy

• Brand assets (logo, fonts, and colors, if you have them)

• Images and/or video

• Clarity on your offer and goals

If you don’t have branding or photography yet, I offer optional upgrades to get you aligned before we begin.

I build on Squarespace. It’s stable, elegant, secure, and client-friendly. You’ll walk away with a site you can confidently edit and manage yourself.

Later this year, I’ll be testing out a few other platforms, such as Webflow and Framer, which allow for even more customized web structures, but these will likely be solutions for more traditional, longer-term clients looking to build something even more unique to their needs.

No. While we use a proven structure to move quickly, your design system—layout, typography, pacing, imagery, tone—is born out of conversations we have in our workshop and tailored specifically to your vision.

The speed comes from focus, preparation, and my years of experience, not from recycling the same design.

Because this is a live, collaborative workshop, revisions happen in real time. We refine together as we build.

After launch, you’ll have a short post-launch window (7 days) for minor tweaks or technical adjustments. Larger structural or directional changes would be scoped separately.

This format depends on momentum. If decision-making feels stressful, I’ll guide you with curated options rather than open-ended exploration.

If you anticipate needing extended reflection time between choices, a traditional multi-week project may be a better fit.

Prep materials are due no later than 7 days before the workshop (unless otherwise agreed upon). If assets aren’t submitted in time, the workshop may need to be rescheduled.

You’ll receive:

• A fully published site

• A walkthrough recording for making basic copy edits

• Admin access to your Squarespace account

• Optional add-ons for continued support or refinements

My goal is that you leave empowered, not dependent.

We’d love to support you. I generally offer two options for this, depending on how much support you think you’ll need:

Monthly Retainers (5–10 hours/month)
Ideal if you anticipate regular updates, new landing pages, seasonal campaigns, blog or product support, or iterative improvements. Retainer clients receive priority scheduling and a consistent block of dedicated time each month so your site continues to evolve as your business grows.

Ad-Hoc Support ($100/hour)
If you just need occasional updates or small refinements, I offer hourly support at $100/hour. This is perfect for one-off changes, technical tweaks, or strategic additions as needed.

Many clients begin independently after launch and shift into a retainer once their business gains momentum. The structure is flexible, and the goal is to support you at the level that makes sense for your season.