Choose an available date that works for you. You can reserve your day months ahead or book as little as one week in advance when availability allows.

You’ll sign the agreement and make your first payment to secure the date. As soon as you book, Bloom will create your private client portal and send everything you need to begin.

If you’re unsure whether your website will fit comfortably into one day, book a discovery call before reserving your date.

Inside your portal, you’ll find a guided questionnaire and website copy guide.

The questionnaire helps me understand your business, values, audience, vision, taste, and personal style. The copy guide helps you decide what each page needs to communicate, how much to write, and how you want your business to sound.

You’ll also upload your copy, photographs, logo, brand materials, offers, links, and Squarespace access. These materials need to be submitted a few days before your design day.

Before the project begins, we’ll meet privately to talk through your business and the website we’re creating.

This conversation gives me the context that rarely fits neatly inside a form: how you naturally describe your work, what you’re excited about, what hasn’t felt right, and what you want people to experience when they find you online.

Your questionnaire and onboarding call must be completed a few days before your reserved date so I have time to prepare thoughtfully.

Before the design day, I’ll bring together everything you’ve shared and create homepage design options based on your business, content, vision, and style.

Your options will be ready to review by the morning of your design day. You’ll approve the direction that feels right, and I’ll use that homepage as the visual foundation for the remaining pages.

This means we don’t begin the day with a blank screen. We begin with a clear, approved direction and can use our time to create a connected website around it.

Your design day begins at 8:00 am. I’ll send you a message when I get started and share the remaining pages as I complete them.

You don’t need to sit at your computer with me all day, but you’ll need to remain available to answer questions and provide feedback. We’ll check in around noon, then meet over Zoom at 3:00pm to review the site, refine the copy, and identify anything that still needs to be buttoned up.

Around 5:00pm, you’ll receive the completed-site message and a recorded walkthrough.

You’ll also receive training videos for each part of the site, a hidden library of duplicate pages and reusable sections, and 30 days of support for questions about navigating or updating what we created. The support period doesn’t include continued design, additional pages, or ongoing revisions.