Website delivery
Everything is finished and running at 2nmissioncritical.studioraine.art. Have a look around, then come back here for the three things I need from you.
Before and after
Both of these are real screenshots of the homepage, taken from the top of the page at the same size.
A GoDaddy website builder template. Your logo sits in a white box, there are no credentials on it anywhere, and there is no way for anyone to get in touch except a contact form on another page.
Built around your ACG membership and Freddy's CxA, which are the first things a hyperscale owner looks for. Eight pages, a working contact form and a careers system behind it.
The quick version
Use the Stripe link. It's the same one I texted you.
Text me a couple of times that suit you and we'll get on Zoom.
Send me access to your GoDaddy and I'll put it on your domain.
Go through the site and try anything you like. Send yourself an enquiry through the contact form if you want to watch it come through.
A complete site, written in your voice rather than mine.
When someone enquires, it lands in your inbox as an email.
Rather than asking people to email a resume, it gathers everything you'd want to know first.
Your logo and your colours, exactly as you supplied them.
This one earns its keep when you're bidding for enterprise work.
The work behind the scenes that gets you listed by Google and read by AI search.
Hosting and the security padlock are sorted.
A hyperscale client can check any claim on the site, so I wrote it to that standard.
A round isn't a count of edits, it's one pass across the whole site, and you can put as much into it as you like. Two of those come with the build. Send me everything you can think of.
Write down everything you'd like different, however long the list gets, and it all gets done in one go. There's no per item counting and nothing on the list is too small to mention.
Once the first lot is live and you've sat with it, you get another full round. It's there so you can react to the real thing instead of having to picture it. Most people never end up using it.
I'll connect 2nmissioncritical.com and check it loads properly.
Only the website moves. Your mail stays exactly where it is.
None of this is anything you need to think about now. It's here so you know what sits outside the build.
A new service page, a project gallery, anything that isn't in the site as it stands.
Months from now, once it's been live a while and you want to change direction. That's a new job rather than a revision.
Ongoing edits, or a monthly arrangement if you'd rather have one.
Including any logo or brand work.
Google ads, SEO campaigns, email marketing, social media.
Domain renewal, email hosting, stock photos. Those come to you from them directly.
Don't ration your notes. If something bothers you about the site, put it on the list, and if you think of more after you've sent it, send that too.
About ten minutes, give or take.
Start here
Tap the button below. It's the same link I sent to your phone, so use whichever one is easier to get to.
You can pay by card, Apple Pay or bank transfer. Stripe should also offer Klarna, Afterpay and Affirm if you'd rather spread it out.
Stripe handles all of it, so your card details never come near this page or near me.
If you want changes
Reply on the same text thread with two or three windows that work for you. We'll go through the site together on Zoom and I'll make the changes afterwards. Bring as much as you want to that call, there's no limit on what goes into it.
If you're happy with it as it is, skip straight to step three. Your changes stay available either way, so you can always come back to them once you've lived with the site for a bit.
To go live
Your domain lives at GoDaddy, and I need to change a few settings there to point 2nmissioncritical.com at the new site. Delegate access is the easiest way to do it, and you won't have to share a password with me.
You can take that access away again any time from the same screen. It doesn't reach your payment details, and you aren't handing over a password.
The new site takes over from the old one within a few hours, and your email keeps running the whole time.
In short
That's the lot. Changes are included, so don't hold back on anything you want different. If you ever want a genuinely new piece of work, ask me and I'll price it up first.
