Method(03)by Piero Bassa

How we build a website, step by step

What sets us apart: you see the finished site before you sign.

(Five steps)

  1. The call

    Half an hour to understand who you are, who you sell to and what is not working today. We listen and write everything down.

  2. The demo before you sign

    Within a few days we build the home page with your animation and show it to you on a second call. If it does not convince you, you do not sign.

  3. The proposal

    A clear proposal: what is included, the price with VAT, in how many instalments, and what we need from you.

  4. Five weeks

    Every page, both languages, the photographs, the copy reviewed together, testing on phone and computer.

  5. Live, then every month

    Launch, domain, email. Then the site looked after every month: updates, backups, small changes.

(What is included)

In every site

Opening animation
Made for your business
Scroll animation
Twenty or thirty seconds, at sixty frames per second
Pages
Eight to sixteen per language
Languages
Italian and English, written, not translated
Search
Titles, descriptions, structured data, sitemap
Testing
Seven screen widths, contrast measured
Hosting
Fast hosting in Europe, certificate, backups

(Questions)

About the process

How long does it take to build a website?

About five weeks from signature to launch. The demo of your home page comes a few days after the first call, before you sign.

What do I need to prepare?

Your logo if you have one, the photographs you already use, and an hour for the call. We write the copy with you, and where photographs are missing we use licensed images until yours arrive.

What if the demo does not convince me?

Then you do not sign and you owe nothing. The demo exists so you can judge the finished work before deciding.

How much does it cost to keep a site online?

Monthly care covers hosting, the security certificate, backups, updates and small changes. Its cost depends on the size of the site and is written in the proposal.

Shall we book the call?