Before a project begins, it helps to have a clear idea of your business, services, target audience, preferred style direction, and any existing website or brand materials. If you’re not fully ready, I can help clarify the structure during the discovery stage.

No. You can start with your business goals, current problems, and examples of websites you like. I can help shape the right website direction, page structure, and starting package based on what your business actually needs.

Yes. TIBY DESIGN STUDIO is built for small businesses, local service providers, personal brands, and modern founders who want a more premium and professional online presence.

You work directly with me—discovery, recommendations, design direction, and scope stay consistent without account layers. Deliverables are confirmed in writing before work begins.

No. The listed prices are starting points—the final quote depends on the number of pages, content readiness, custom design depth, forms, integrations, interactions, timeline, and revision rounds. Tier overviews appear on the pricing page.

No. A deposit is required to reserve the project and begin work. The remaining balance is due before final launch, transfer, or handoff of the completed website.

The final price can increase if the project needs additional pages, advanced sections, copywriting, custom interaction, third-party integrations, urgent turnaround, extra revision rounds, or functionality outside the original scope.

Yes. Many businesses start with a focused website or redesign and expand later with additional pages, new sections, maintenance, SEO content structure, or stronger brand assets.

A typical website project may include page structure, responsive layout, visual direction, UX/UI design, core sections, contact flow, and launch-ready implementation. The exact deliverables are confirmed in writing before work begins.

Logo design, full copywriting, professional photography, advanced backend features, e-commerce checkout, paid advertising, ongoing maintenance, hosting fees, domain fees, and third-party subscriptions are not included by default unless added to scope.

Revision rounds are confirmed in the project scope before work begins. Additional revisions or major direction changes outside the agreed scope may be quoted separately.

Extra work can be discussed before it is added. If the request changes scope, pricing, or timeline, it will be confirmed in writing before continuing.

Basic structure and guidance can be included, but full copywriting is not included by default unless it’s part of the agreed project scope. You usually supply business details, service descriptions, images, and required information.

Yes. Layouts can be designed around what you have, with direction on placeholders or stock—but professional shoots, bespoke product imagery, or paid stock licensing stay outside the base package unless scoped.

Yes. Website redesign projects start by reviewing the current site, identifying what feels outdated or unclear, then improving structure, visual direction, mobile experience, and conversion flow.

TIBY DESIGN STUDIO focuses on custom visual direction and structured UX decisions. Some builds use modern frameworks or tooling, but the goal is not to deliver a generic template look.

After final payment, the approved final website setup or files are handed off according to the agreed project scope. If the site connects to domains, hosting, GitHub, Vercel, or builder accounts you control, ownership and billing for those accounts stay with you.

Not always. Hosting and domain setup can be discussed during the project. Often the interface is built first, then connected to your domain and hosting or deployment setup before launch.

Yes. Domain connection support can be included as part of launch support. You are usually responsible for owning and managing the domain account.

TIBY DESIGN STUDIO can guide launch setup, but hosting, domains, and platform accounts are usually owned and managed by you unless otherwise agreed.

Yes—if WordPress aligns with maintenance needs, collaborators, and integrations already in play. Alternative modern builds are also available depending on goals, ownership, and scope.

After launch there is time for stabilization—checks on responsiveness, links, readability, redirects, QA notes, and small fixes—as defined in scope. Larger changes are quoted separately.

Maintenance is not included by default on every project. When ongoing updates are helpful, a website care plan or a separate scoped agreement can cover them.

Small updates, new sections, experiments, or page additions can be quoted separately after launch, with clarity before any work resumes.

Timelines depend on page count, content readiness, revision rounds, integrations, and how quickly feedback arrives—often roughly three to seven weeks once scope is sealed. Dates are outlined in writing at kickoff.

Concept pieces demonstrate visual direction, UX thinking, responsive layout, and front-end interaction—they show the level of polish TIBY DESIGN STUDIO can apply to commissioned work. See Work for labeled entries.

Not unless clearly stated. Concept projects are design studies and portfolio demonstrations—they are not presented as live client businesses.

A live demo is an interactive prototype that shows how a website or booking-style experience could work in the browser. Unless clearly labeled otherwise, it does not process real payments, orders, bookings, or customer accounts.