Half a day Adds half a day of studio time to the written quote.
The sideways deck
The section stands still and the cards cross it one by one.
01 · of 04
The price is fixed before anything is drawn
A written scope with a number in it, not an estimate that drifts. If the scope changes, the change is quoted before it happens.
02 · of 04
You own the code and the source files
The layered artwork, the print-ready files and the site’s code transfer to you at handover. No licence to renew, nothing you have to keep paying to keep using.
03 · of 04
You see it in stages, not at the end
Work arrives against named milestones you can look at and sign off, so you find out early if it is going the wrong way rather than after the invoice.
04 · of 04
Care is monthly, and you can stop it
If you want us to keep looking after it we will, on a monthly plan that cancels with thirty days notice. Staying is meant to be a choice, not a lock.
A pinned screen where scrolling moves cards sideways instead of moving the page. One card fills the view, leaves to the left, and the next comes in from the right.
Each card gets a whole screen, so a sentence that would be a quarter of a grid becomes the only thing in the room.
- Where it earns its place
- For three to five statements that are independent of each other, where each one is worth a screen and none needs the others to make sense.
- Where it does not help
- For anything the reader needs to see side by side, or for a list that keeps growing.
- What it adds to a quote
- Adds half a day of studio time to the written quote.
Want this in your project?
Pick it and it travels with your brief, so we can price it properly rather than guess.