Brightleaf

Process

5 days, and two of them need you

A one-page website from Brightleaf Studio takes 5 days from the moment your photos and prices arrive. Most studios describe only their own half of that. Projects run late because of the other half, so both are set out here.

Day 0

You send the material

I send a short checklist — not a 40-question brief — and tell you why each item matters. If anything on it is unclear, we sort it on WhatsApp in ten minutes.

The clock does not start until this lands. That is the honest bit: most projects that run late run late here.

Your part

Service list with prices. Opening hours. Address as it appears on Google. WhatsApp number. 5–10 photos taken on your phone, in daylight, of the actual premises and actual work.

Day 1–2

I build it

I write the page, set your prices into a table people can scan, and build the whole thing. You get no updates during this and you do not need any.

Your part

Nothing. This is the part you are paying for.

Day 3

You see it on your own phone

A live link on a temporary URL. Not a screenshot, not a PDF mockup — the real thing, on the device your customers will use.

One consolidated message is worth about a day of calendar time versus fourteen separate ones.

Your part

Look at it on your phone. Send everything you want changed in one message rather than as they occur to you.

Day 4

Changes, then measurement

I make the changes, then measure load speed on a throttled connection and fix whatever is slow. This is the step most studios skip.

Your part

Confirm the phone number and opening hours one final time. These are the two things that are wrong most often.

Day 5

Live, and handed over

Site goes live. Google Business Profile connected and matched to the site. Search Console verified, sitemap filed. Source files and logins sent to you.

Your part

Point the domain — or get on a call and I will walk you through it. Then it is yours.

When it does not go to plan

The two things that actually delay a build

Photos. Roughly every project where the date slips, slips here. A salon owner means to take the photos on Sunday, the salon is busy, and three weeks pass. If this is going to be you, say so at the start and the build starts with layout and drops photos in at the end — same launch date.

Prices you are not sure about. Publishing prices feels exposing, and some owners stall at this step. It is worth pushing through: the pricing page is consistently the most-read page on a local business site, and hiding prices mostly filters out the customers who would have paid.

If a build overruns because of something on my side, the price does not change and you are told the day it happens rather than the week after.

Questions

Timeline and working together

How long does it take to build a business website?

A one-page business website takes 5 days at Brightleaf Studio, counted from the day all photos and content arrive. A multi-page site takes about 14 days. The clock starts when the material is in hand, because waiting on photos is what actually delays most projects.

What do I need to give you before you can start?

Brightleaf Studio needs your business name and exact spelling, your service list with prices, your address and opening hours, your WhatsApp number, and 5 to 10 real photos of your premises and work. Real photos matter: customers in Chennai distrust stock images of foreign salons and clinics.

What if I don't have good photos?

A phone camera in daylight is enough for most local businesses. Brightleaf Studio will tell you exactly which shots are needed and how to take them. If photography is genuinely a blocker, the build can start with the layout and drop the photos in before launch without delaying the date.

How many rounds of changes do I get?

Two rounds of revisions are included in every Brightleaf Studio build. Most projects use one. Changes after launch are covered by the ₹1,500 per month care plan, or charged at a stated hourly rate if you are not on a plan.

Do I need to meet in person?

No. Brightleaf Studio runs projects over WhatsApp, which is how most Chennai business owners prefer to work. If you are near Kattupakkam, Porur or Iyyappanthangal and would rather meet, that is possible, but it is not required at any stage of the project.

Who writes the words on the website?

Brightleaf Studio writes and structures the copy from what you provide about your services, prices and history. You approve every line before launch. Nobody knows your business better than you do, so the process is closer to editing your answers than inventing text from nothing.

The pricing page covers the money side, including the ₹12,000 one-page build and what moves it.

Have the photos and prices ready?

Then the 5 days start today. Send them over and I will confirm a launch date.

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