Five steps, start to launch.

You'll know what's happening, what's next, and what we need from you — at every step. Most of your involvement fits in a lunch break.

/01 — The Shift

How a Shift works

Every project runs the same five steps, in the same order. The left side of each card is yours; the right side is ours. Nothing else is asked of you.

/01

Discovery & brief

Week 1

You bring

  • A 45-minute call
  • Two or three sites you like
  • Access to your current site

We handle

  • Audit of what's there now
  • A written one-page brief
  • A fixed quote — no surprises later
/02

Structure & copy direction

Week 1–2

You bring

  • Answers to one questionnaire
  • Rough notes are fine

We handle

  • Page map — what goes where, and why
  • Headlines and copy direction per page
  • One revision round, included
/03

Design

Week 2–3

You bring

  • One candid feedback round
  • Photos of finished jobs, if you have them

We handle

  • Desktop and mobile design of key pages
  • Type, color, and spacing system
  • Revisions until it reads right
/04

Build

Week 3–4

You bring

  • Nothing — run your business

We handle

  • HTML, CSS, and JS, written line by line
  • Forms, chatbot, and integrations wired up
  • Speed pass — under two seconds on a phone
/05

Launch & handover

Week 5

You bring

  • A 30-minute handover call

We handle

  • DNS, launch, and redirects
  • A recorded walkthrough of your site
  • Thirty days of post-launch fixes, included

/02 — Expectations

What to expect.

Your part, total≈4 hrs

3–6 weeks end to endProgress note every 2–3 daysHalf to start, half at launch

Your inbox during a Shift

Short, skimmable, never a meeting that could've been an email.

/03 — FAQ

Asked every project.

Do I have to write the words myself?

No. You answer a short questionnaire in plain language — bullet points, voice notes, whatever's easiest. We turn that into the site's copy and you approve it before anything goes live.

What do you need from me to start?

One call, a link to your current site if you have one, and examples of two or three sites you like. Photos of finished jobs help a lot, but we can launch with what you have and add them later.

Can I update the site myself afterwards?

Custom-coded sites don't come with an editing dashboard — that's part of why they're fast. Most clients send us changes instead, and on the maintenance plan they go live within a business day. If you need self-service editing for something like a menu or price list, we'll wire up exactly that one piece.

What about hosting and the domain?

We set both up in accounts that belong to you, not us. You own everything; we just hold the keys you choose to share. If you ever leave, the site goes with you.

How much does this cost?

From-prices for all three project sizes are on the pricing page. Every project gets a fixed quote at the end of discovery — the number you approve is the number you pay.

What happens if something breaks after launch?

Thirty days of fixes are included with every launch. After that, the maintenance plan covers monitoring, backups, and small changes — or we fix one-off issues at an hourly rate. Either way, you're not left holding it alone.

Step one is a 45-minute call.

No deck, no pressure — just questions about your business

Book the discovery call