Websites that do a job.
Landing pages, business websites and web applications with a clear purpose and a considered experience.
REMOTE TECHNICAL CONTRACTING
Less back and forth.
More built.
Practical development for the work you need to move forward. Start small, see the result, then build a longer partnership.
A clear scope.A working result.Your next move.
BLVK / WORKSPACE01 — 03
from brief to built
01 understand✓
02 make it work✓
03 make it yours
LESS FRICTION. MORE PROGRESS.↗
Built around your next step
SMALL START. REAL PROGRESS.↘
Websites & web apps✳Internal tools✳Integrations✳Workflow automation✳Technical improvements
01 / WHAT WE CAN BUILD
The technical help.
Without the extra layers.
For businesses and teams with something to launch, connect, simplify or fix. One focused brief is a good place to start.
Tools that fit your team.
Internal dashboards, lightweight portals and purpose-built tools that make everyday work easier to manage.
Systems that work together.
Connect existing services, reduce repetitive steps and improve the workflows holding your team back.
Already have something built?A focused fix or improvement can be a trial too. Share the existing setup so feasibility can be reviewed first.↗
02 / A SIMPLE WAY TO START
Earn confidence.
Then build on it.
A paid trial creates a practical starting point. You can assess the work before discussing an ongoing contract.
Bring one clear problem.
Tell us what needs to change. We review the brief, dependencies and access, then agree the deliverable, price and timing in writing.
Start with a paid trial.
A small, bounded piece of work. Progress and questions are shared remotely, with the agreed output delivered for your review.
Choose what comes next.
Review the result. If there’s a fit, submit a contract proposal for the next phase. Continuing is a separate agreement.
NO AUTOMATIC RETAINER.NO LONG-TERM COMMITMENT TO START.A SHARED DEFINITION OF DONE.
03 / START SMALL
A real task.
A focused paid trial.
Choose the starting point closest to your brief. Enquire about a £150, £250 or £400 trial. We confirm the deliverable and timing in writing before you book.
One thing, working better.
£150 paid trial · scoped before booking
A small technical issue or tightly scoped improvement to an existing setup.
- One agreed issue or improvement
- Existing code or setup review
- Delivery summary and handover
Example: fix a broken form or improve one page.
A PRACTICAL STARTING POINT
THE SMALL BUILDA useful first version.
£250 paid trial · scoped before booking
A compact, standalone deliverable that turns a clear brief into something tangible.
- One defined page, tool or workflow
- Agreed acceptance criteria
- Review and documented handover
Example: a landing page or simple internal tool.
Room for a deeper brief.
£400 paid trial · scoped before booking
A more involved trial for an integration or a clearly bounded feature.
- A scoped feature or integration
- Dependencies checked before work
- Delivery review and next-step notes
Example: connect two services through an API.
All prices shown in GBP. Timing, payment schedule, revisions, tax treatment and any third-party costs are agreed in the written quote before work starts. A request does not create a booking or charge.
04 / AFTER THE TRIAL
Build with BLVK.
Propose your next engagement.
Independent contractor? Send your expertise, portfolio, availability and proposed terms. Have a completed trial or an ongoing project in mind? Include its reference and the scope you propose. Every engagement is reviewed separately.
BLVK / NEXT PHASE↗
A partnership,
on clear terms.
- 01
- Your priorities & deliverables
- 02
- Timeline & expected commitment
- 03
- Budget & commercial terms
- 04
- Access, ownership & handover
Reviewed together. Agreed in writing.
What is a paid trial?
A small, paid piece of work with a defined deliverable. It gives both sides a chance to assess communication and delivery before discussing a larger engagement. It is not an unpaid sample or a subscription.
How do you work remotely?
We agree a communication channel, working expectations and review points at the start. Your brief, decisions and handover are documented so the work can move forward without constant meetings.
What do I need to provide?
A short description of the problem, the result you want, relevant links and your target timing. If work involves an existing system, the necessary access and dependencies are reviewed before scope is confirmed. Never send passwords or sensitive credentials through a brief.
When does the work start?
After the scope, schedule and commercial terms are agreed and any required access or payment arrangements are in place. Availability and delivery dates are confirmed individually.
What if the brief changes?
Changes outside the agreed scope are discussed and quoted before additional work proceeds. The trial is kept bounded so everyone knows what is being delivered.
Who owns the work?
Ownership, source access, third-party licences and handover requirements are set out in the written agreement. Raise any specific intellectual property or confidentiality requirements before the trial begins.
Do I have to continue after the trial?
No. An ongoing engagement is optional and requires a separate agreement. After the trial, you can submit a proposal for a new project or recurring work.
YOUR NEXT STEP DOESN’T NEED TO BE A BIG ONE.