From planning to launch,in eight steps.
Design and development are not split between hands. One person runs the project from the first call to deployment, so intent survives the handover and no time is lost in translation.
The timelines below match the packages published on Kmong. Anything that shifts with page count or features is raised in the first conversation.
- 01Brand analysis & 1:1 consultation
- 02Planning & concept design drafts
- 03Build starts from the selected draft
- 04First delivery · review · feedback
- 05Feedback applied
- 06QA & testing
- 07Domain, SEO setup & search engine submission
- 08Handover
Deposit and balance terms, and the process in more detail, are shared when you get in touch.
- Custom design, responsive layout, cross-browser support
- Admin page built for non-developers, with a usage guide
- SEO base setup for Naver and Google, plus visitor analytics
- Domain connection and deployment (registrar fees are yours)
- Source code provided; final copyright belongs to the client
- Tax invoices issued as a registered Korean business
- Design feedback is free within the agreed rounds at the draft stage.
- A full redesign after development starts, or features not in the brief, are quoted separately.
- Technical defects are fixed free of charge with no time limit.
- Simple upkeep — text and image swaps — is free for up to six months after launch.
Let's talk about the project
The brief does not need to be finished. Tell me where it stands and we will find the starting point together.
Seven days for a one-page landing, fifteen for a five-page brand site, thirty for a ten-page 3D interactive build. Late material moves the date.
Page count, features such as payment or membership, and the depth of interaction. Landing pages start at ₩750,000 and the quote covers only the features the project needs.
Every package includes an admin page for non-developers — text and images, popups, embedded video, all without touching code.
No. You get a requirements sheet, and the structure is proposed from your answers. Most projects start before the brief is settled.
You buy them in your name; connection and deployment are handled for free. Only the registrar and hosting fees are yours.
Simple upkeep is free for up to six months. Technical defects are fixed free with no time limit; new features after launch are quoted separately.