You'll find instructions in our shared Notion dashboard on how to submit your mockups. It's best if these mockups have been fully approved by you or your client before submission.

You'll find instructions in our shared Notion dashboard on how to submit your images and assets and how to label them. Following the labeling process makes development easier and faster for me.

Fully licensed font files (if using fonts that the platform doesn't already provide) is required to be submitted via Notion before the project begins. It is not our legal responsibility to purchase these on your behalf or behalf of your clients.

WOFF and WOFF2 files are preferred and best for websites.

To completely bring your design to live on Squarespace, we will need access to the Custom CSS panel and/or the Code Injection area of your site. Those areas are only available on the Business Plan or higher.

Once the site is completely developed, I will transfer the site to you workspace or your client's. For the final site to launch, it will need to have any of the paid plans (not Starter).

While I don’t specialize in accessibility, I deeply care about meeting accessibility standards. However, since full compliance can only be achieved through constant monitoring of website, I highly recommend enlisting the services of an accessibility specialist if a guarantee in compliance is required.

I am willing to collaborate and make any necessary revisions to the work you or a specialist provides.We cannot be held responsible for any damages or additional work that may be necessary for compliance after the completion of this project.

I adhere to industry-standard best practices in the development of sites and avoid using non-standard or experimental browser features. Typically, features are optimized for the two latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. Any other browser compatibility, such as Internet Explorer or Edge, can be considered a separate aspect of the project and discussed accordingly. It’s important to note that while we strive for cross-browser compatibility, websites may not appear identical on all browsers. However, we comply with responsiveness standards and optimize our designs to work seamlessly on key browsers.

Our development process incorporates a wide range of device screen sizes, including those of smartphones, tablets, and desktop monitors. We follow the industry’s best practices and standards in responsive design, and test our designs on key screen sizes to make sure that they deliver a consistent experience.

However, it’s important to note that due to the vast array of device screen sizes and resolutions available in today’s market, it’s not possible to guarantee that the layout will look exactly the same across every single device or screen size. Minor variations may occur, especially on less common devices or screen sizes.

We build websites with performance in mind. This is measured primarily based on page loading speed. I use Google Lighthouse to gauge our success. Factors that can inform our approach include your current site, industry standards, and other relevant considerations.