See your site redone before we talk about it.
A quote describes an intent. A prototype shows it. You give me an address, I hand back your site as it could be, along with the reasoning that gets there.
No strings attached. All I need is the address of your current site.
What you receive
Three things, at the same address, within 48 working hours. Nothing to install, nothing to imagine.
An audit of what exists
What shows and what measures: page rhythm, real weight, contrast, what visitors look for and fail to find. Verifiable findings, not impressions.
A rebuild prototype
A real page, in the browser, with your content and your colours. Not a mockup to imagine: a page to open on your phone.
A statement of intent
The reasoning behind every decision, and the means to play with it: change the direction, compare two stances, see what moves.
How it works
Three moments, and a single move on your side: give an address.
You give an address
Your current site. If you have none, one you like. That is day 0, and everything starts there.
You get the link
The audit, the prototype and the statement of intent, at one address, within 48 hours. Read them whenever you like.
You decide
We talk, or we do not. The prototype stays yours, and you have committed to nothing.
Why 48 hours is enough
Three stances. None of them is about how much work gets done: they are all about what we refuse to redo every single time.
The current site is the floor
The first step is not drawing, it is harvesting: every page, every image at original resolution, the fonts, the sections. An automatic gate rejects a prototype poorer than the site it replaces.
No lorem ipsum, ever
The prototype speaks about your trade, in your words and your references. Filler text is a decision postponed: the layout would hold on something fake, it has to hold on the real thing.
One design system
Every prototype rests on EVA: sizes and spacing are functions of screen width, not breakpoints. No tablet version to build.
What the machine does not decide
A tooled chain starts from an address and returns an audit and a prototype. In between, the machine does the repetitive work: harvest, measure, apply the system, build, verify. Three things escape it, and they are the three that matter.
Whether the project makes sense
A site rebuilt a year ago does not need rebuilding. I say so, even if it means turning the job down.
The art direction
A machine knows how to apply a system. It does not know which tone suits an architect rather than a caterer. That gets chosen, and it gets looked at.
Sending it
Nothing goes out automatically. What reaches you has been seen.
The limits, said upfront
Three things this offer does not do. Finding them out at invoice time would be a poor way to start.
No lab report
The audit is an expert reading of the site, not a real-world performance measurement. Field numbers come later.
Your content is not rewritten
The prototype reuses it as is. If your texts are the real problem, that is separate work, and it is worth doing.
A prototype is not a production site
No admin, no wired-up forms, no QA pass. It is an honest demonstration of what comes next, and a full rebuild is counted in weeks.