The studio sells a clear public site, a small workflow automation, a bounded review, or a careful correction to an existing project. A web project joins website structure, content architecture, responsive website implementation, and the connection that makes the form useful. A workflow begins with the repeatable operation and its failure path. A consultation ends with written decisions.
The price is not a fixed package. An estimate is a range until the inputs and limits are clear. Web work depends on page count, content state, integrations, and implementation depth. Automation depends on systems, trigger volume, data fields, and exception handling. Existing website improvement depends on the issue count, access to current code or a CMS, and the support duration. The catalogue is inquiry-only. No cart, checkout, payment, or binding quote sits behind these pages.
That distinction matters for a small organisation. It prevents a short repair from turning into an unnecessary rebuild, and it stops a vague request from being dressed up as a deliverable.