What to Include
The more of this you can tell us, the more accurate the first reply will be — but a flattened preview alone is enough to start:
- The design — layered PSD, flat mockup, PDF, or a share link from your design tool.
- What you need — static HTML, a WordPress theme, responsive coding, or email templates.
- Layout count — how many genuinely different page layouts the project contains.
- Deadline — if you have one, say so now; rush work is possible when we plan for it.
- Anything unusual — animation, integrations, legacy browser requirements, accessibility targets.
What Happens Next
A developer — not a salesperson — reviews your files and replies with a fixed quote, a delivery date, and any questions or cost-saving suggestions the design raises. If you approve, the project enters our standard six-step process and your date is locked. If you do not, no hard feelings; quotes have no expiry pressure and no follow-up drip.
Confidentiality
Unreleased designs are the norm in our inbox, and we treat every file as confidential by default. We are glad to sign your NDA before you send anything — mention it in your first message and we will handle the paperwork the same day. White-label arrangements, where your client never learns we exist, are standard practice; see the FAQ for how that works.
Response Times
Quote requests are answered within one business day, and questions on active projects faster than that. If your message arrives over a weekend, expect the reply on the next working morning. For quick pre-quote questions — 'can you convert from this tool?', 'is this animation feasible?' — the same form works; short questions get short, fast answers.
Project Details
Thank you — your message is on its way.
A developer will review your project and reply with a fixed quote and delivery date within one business day.