Can every website be delivered in seven days?
No. Only work that passes the scope and readiness review enters a seven-day sprint. Larger projects are phased before acceptance rather than squeezed into a false promise.
When does Day 1 begin?
After the final scope, content, assets, access, acceptance criteria, and one decision-maker are confirmed in writing.
Is copywriting included?
Base pricing assumes final copy is supplied. Conversion-focused polishing of supplied copy is available as an optional scope item.
What counts as a page?
Each distinct route or page template counts toward scope. Repeated CMS entries can share a template. The final page map is agreed before Day 1.
What happens after I request a fit review?
Charles reviews the goal, pages, inputs, deadline, and required integrations on Contra. If the project fits, the written scope confirms price, responsibilities, and the earliest eligible Day 1. Nothing starts until that scope is accepted and the required inputs are ready.
Who controls the finished site?
Deployment or transfer uses client-controlled access where agreed. Ownership, licensing, credentials, and handoff details are written into the Contra scope before work begins.
What happens after launch?
The agreed source, access, walkthrough, and closeout are included. Hosting, provider fees, any defect-fix window, and ongoing maintenance are stated in the Contra scope before Day 1; base pricing does not imply open-ended support.
Are the examples real client projects?
No. Current examples are original fictional concepts and live demonstrations. They contain no client data, private product material, testimonials, or invented outcomes.
