About
A studio for work worth showing.
Ataleea is a small studio, and I run it.
I build websites for people whose strongest argument is the work itself. Finished projects, research, results. Shown properly, and put somewhere the right person can actually find it.
Most of the people I work with are very good at what they do and badly served by the site representing it. A template flattens years of craft into a stock photo and a contact form. I start from the other end: the work you have finished, the decisions you made, the detail you would point at if the client were standing next to you.
That is the whole idea. Show the work, make it findable, and keep it current once launch day is over.
Three habits, not a process diagram.
Direct
You work with me from the first conversation to the last. No account manager in between, no handing the build off to a team you never meet.
Small
A few projects at a time. It means yours gets built rather than queued, and that I can say no to work I am not right for.
Plain
Scope agreed up front, a fixed price against it, and no contract you cannot walk away from. The care plans are month to month for the same reason.
What that looks like in practice.
Three things, mostly: a site built around your completed work, local search set up properly if you serve an area, and someone keeping it all current afterwards.
If you want the detail on what is included, what it costs and how long it takes, it is all written out on the services page.
If you would rather write a couple of lines than fill in a form, this reaches me directly. I reply within a day.