[Let's talk]
Two ways in
The difference is one question:
do you already know what you're building?
If yes, we talk scope. If not, we find it first. Both start with a short application, not a calendar link — two minutes, and the call begins already knowing your context.
You know what you're building
The scope is set
A 30-minute call. We talk through scope and timeline. If it's a fit, I send a proposal within a week.
This is you if you have a defined project — a build, a redesign, an audit — and you mainly need to know whether I'm the right person and when I can start.
Bring:
Defined scope
Target timeline
Rough budget
You'll get:
Feasibility check
Fit check
Timeline estimate
You know what you're building
The scope is set
A 30-minute call. We talk through scope and timeline. If it's a fit, I send a proposal within a week.
This is you if you have a defined project — a build, a redesign, an audit — and you mainly need to know whether I'm the right person and when I can start.
Bring:
Defined scope
Target timeline
Rough budget
You'll get:
Feasibility check
Fit check
Timeline estimate