What's included
in every project
Regardless of scope or price. These aren't upsells - they're the baseline.
You talk to me. Not an account manager, not a junior. I answer messages myself.
Scope, price, and timeline agreed in writing before anything starts. No surprises.
You see the project early. Real progress you can click through, not status updates.
Structured review rounds so feedback stays focused and iteration doesn't go in circles.
Code, domain, accounts - all yours after handover. I retain nothing.
2 weeks of included fixes after delivery. Real bugs, not scope creep.
Packages
& what they cost
Fixed-price, not hourly. You know the number before anything starts. Scope changes get a change order - no silent billing.
One page. Contact form. Mobile-ready. Delivered in 5 days.
- Single-page website (Landing page)
- Contact form
- Google Maps embed
- Mobile-responsive
- 3 ready-to-publish social posts
- Delivered in 5 days
Up to 5 pages. SEO. Google Analytics. WhatsApp button.
- Multi-page website (up to 5 pages)
- Contact form
- Google Maps embed
- Social Media Kit (10 Canva posts + captions)
- Email signature
- Basic SEO optimization
- Google Analytics setup
- WhatsApp direct contact button
- Mobile-responsive
- Delivered in 7 days
Up to 10 pages. Logo. Brand. Online booking. 1 month support.
- Up to 10 pages
- Google Business setup & optimization
- Basic logo design
- Brand color palette & fonts
- 20 Canva posts + Story template
- Professional email address (info@yourbusiness.com)
- Cookie banner & privacy policy
- Online booking / appointment system
- Advanced SEO optimization
- 1 month free support
- Delivered in 10 days
Every project gets a written quote. These are starting points, not ceilings or floors.
Things I've
actually built
Not side projects. Client work and shipped products.
MediBook - Appointment Booking
Patients were calling to book appointments. Built a self-scheduling system with real-time availability, confirmation emails, and a UI that works on any phone.
Dalmatinske Vizure
Real estate client. Needed a site as good-looking as the properties. Built for speed, visual clarity, and converting visitors into enquiries.
How it actually
works
Seven steps. Each one is designed to remove a thing that makes working with developers annoying.
What I need
from you
Projects go wrong on both sides. Here's what makes things go right on yours.
What it does, who it's for, what success looks like. Doesn't need to be perfect - but the vaguer the brief, the wider the scope estimate.
48h to respond to preview links and questions during the build. Projects stall when feedback takes a week. Your deadline is mine.
Text, logos, photos. If you don't have them, say so upfront - we can plan around it or add copywriting to scope.
One person who can approve things. Not a committee. Design-by-committee is where projects go to die and budgets go to grow.
What I
won't do
Not a list of excuses - a list of things that reliably ruin projects. I've learned these the hard way so you don't have to.
- Hourly billing with no cap or scope
- Starting work without a signed brief
- Rush jobs that skip QA and testing
- Taking on more than I can deliver well
Ready to
get started?
Fill this in. I'll reply within 24 hours with either a time to talk or an honest "not a fit" if the project isn't right for me.
Prefer email? info@adiss.dev