One feature,
fitted in properly.
A new feature added to a site that already exists, built to match what’s already there. No full project needed for one addition.
Good fit, or not quite
This covers it if
- A single, well-defined feature: a form, a filter, a new page, an integration
- The site already exists and is live
- You can describe what it should do, even roughly
- It’s additive, not a rebuild of something that already works
Look elsewhere if
- Several unrelated features bundled together
- The feature touches most of the site, not one part of it
- The underlying site has bigger issues that need fixing first
Need several features, or a rebuild? See web applications.
Process
Scoped against what already exists, then built to fit it.
Describe it
What the feature should do and a link to the site. Existing designs or examples help but aren’t required.
Confirm price
A fixed price and rough turnaround, confirmed once the scope is clear and before any work starts.
Build & ship
Built to match what’s already there, tested live, and shipped without disrupting the rest of the site.
No. I’ll need access to the code or CMS, and a bit of time to get familiar with how it’s put together before quoting.
I’ll flag it before starting. If it grows past a single, well-defined feature, it gets quoted as its own small project instead.
Yes, that’s part of the job. New features are built to fit the site’s existing look and structure, not bolted on separately.
Most single features are delivered within a few days to a week of the price being confirmed, depending on complexity.
Know what it should do?
Send it over.
A description and a link to the site is usually enough for a fixed price.