001 / Brief
A rough brief.
One paragraph is honestly fine. Just the problem you're trying to solve, who it's for, and anything you've already tried that didn't quite work. There's no need to polish it.
Book a call / 30 minutes
Book a 30-minute intro call.
Tell me briefly what you're working on, and I'll come back with a plain-English read on whether I'm honestly the right fit for it, what stack I'd recommend reaching for, and what a sensible ballpark scope might look like.
Thirty minutes really is enough for us to work out whether we're a good fit for each other and what a good outcome might actually look like, without you having to spend a day writing a brief for something that ends up going nowhere.
The calls are plain-spoken with no slide deck involved. Bring rough thinking, and you'll leave the conversation with a clearer sense of what your next step should be.
- 01 Whether I’m a fit for what you’re building.
- 02 The stack I'd actually recommend reaching for: WordPress, Laravel or Statamic, and why.
- 03 A ballpark scope and timeline you can plan against.
002 / Deadline
Your deadline, or an honest "no rush".
If something's driving the timing on your side (a campaign, a contract end, a board update coming up) please flag it for me. And if nothing in particular is driving it, that's genuinely useful to know too.
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001 / Email
hello@dantemple.co.uk
Best for anything that's more than a paragraph or so. I'll come back to you within one working day, usually sooner.
Email me002 / Phone
+44 (0)1202 901 329
Office hours, UK time. If I can't pick up the phone in the moment, please do leave a voicemail with a good time to call you back.
Call me003 / WhatsApp
Quick questions, in writing.
The fastest channel for short questions and the ongoing project chat that doesn't really need a full call. Same number as above, just messaged rather than called.
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