Frequently asked questions

I have been in the web development industry since 2005, giving me over two decades of experience crafting high-quality digital solutions. I’ve been through many transitions — in technology, design thinking, and the way we build for the web. I don’t stay in the past, but I carry its lessons forward. That experience helps me work with confidence today — not just following trends, but understanding where they come from and how to use them meaningfully.

Webflow development and interface design for websites are my primary focus areas. I also offer branding and visual identity design to ensure your website aligns with your values and vision. Beyond design and development, I provide consulting during the early planning stages — helping you clarify your goals and set a clear path forward.

Yes. I have clients in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, Sweden, Italy, France, and others.

Yes, from first wireframes to final publish. I’ll guide you through the launch — or handle it all myself — to make sure everything goes live smoothly and on time.

Yes, I can provide maintenance services that are designed to be adaptable to your schedule and budget.

Absolutely! Once project is complete, I can train your team to manage the Webflow project. This training can be conducted through live sessions, recorded videos, or a combination of both, depending on your preference.

50% upfront and 50% on delivery. This can be adjusted based on the project size.

Each project is unique, so I provide custom quotes based on the project specifications. By carefully assessing the time and resources required to complete the project, I can deliver a personalised quote that meets your specific needs.

It depends on the size, but a typical 5–10 page site takes about 6–8 weeks from start to launch. Larger or more complex sites may take longer, but we’ll scope everything clearly upfront.

Yes, life happens, and I get that. Minor shifts are never a problem. If bigger changes come up without a solid reason, we might need to revisit the budget, just to keep things fair for everyone involved.

Absolutely. Branding is a big part of what I do — from first logo sketches to a full visual system. Whether you’re just starting out or refreshing what’s already there, I’ve got you covered.

Each phase of the project includes 2–3 thoughtful revision rounds — just enough to polish things without losing momentum. Need more? No problem, extra time is simply billed hourly.

Design-only is totally fine. Just know that I design with Webflow in mind, so it works best when I see it through. But if you’ve got a dev team, I’ll make sure handoff is clean and structured.

For most sites — yes. Webflow covers almost everything out of the box. And when it doesn’t, I bridge the gap with custom code or low-code solutions. Whether it’s dynamic filters, animations, or more complex stuff — no problem.

My journey in Webflow development was preceded by an in-depth exploration of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This background now empowers me to use code to elevate the form and function of experiences built with no-code tools.

Not exactly. I've found that the earlier I get involved in a project, the better the outcome. By doing so, I can help to create a seamless workflow between design and development and anticipate any potential difficulties from the development end. If you don't have designs, I can do this for you as well.

That works too. If you already have a design (ideally in Figma), I can jump straight into Webflow development. Clean, efficient, and true to your original design — with a few technical checks along the way.

Definitely. I handle full migrations — either pixel-perfect 1:1 or as part of a full redesign. SEO is carefully preserved, and the process is smooth from start to launch.

Yes. Most of the time, Webflow’s enough. But when something extra is needed — whether it’s better interactivity, custom CMS logic, or layout tweaks — I bring in custom CSS or JavaScript to make it work.