Jeff reviews the request.
He confirms whether the business and requested website fit the $500 informational-site offer.
Winter Park businesses proof first
Your business has grown. Has the website kept up?
If your business fits this small-site offer, Jeff will create two early private website directions for you to compare. You can judge the work while your current website stays untouched.
In a 15-minute decision meeting, choose one direction. If you decide to proceed, sign the $500 agreement and pay before refinements, access work, or launch. Only the selected direction becomes the finished website.
Examples of Jeff’s design work—not Winter Park clients, testimonials, or claims about business results.
- $500only if you proceed
- Twoearly private directions
- Oneselected finished website
The two-direction process
Judge the work before you make the decision.
You compare two early directions.
The private directions are created around your business while your existing website stays untouched.
You choose one direction.
In a 15-minute meeting, choose one. If you proceed, sign and pay $500 before refinements, access work, or launch. Only that direction becomes the finished website.
Plainspoken scope
No mystery box.
The fixed promise is two early private directions, a 15-minute selection meeting, and one finished website if you proceed. The signed agreement and cleared $500 payment come before refinements, credentials or host-access work, publication, launch, or transfer.
Read the offer details →Am I buying anything when I submit?
No. You are asking Jeff to review whether the project fits this offer.
Will my current website change?
No. The two directions are private review versions. Your current website stays untouched unless a later launch is separately approved.
When is the $500 due?
Only if you choose to proceed after the 15-minute decision meeting. You sign the agreement, and the $500 must clear before refinements, access work, publication, launch, or transfer.
What if the project is not a fit?
Jeff will say so rather than silently converting the request into a different offer.