What It’s Like to Work With Solstice Web Co. 🌞

Skyler Hibicki
Jan 15
2 min read

Choosing someone to design your brand or website isn’t just a business, it's a personal one too!

You’re trusting someone with your ideas, your vision, and a part of your business success. It only makes sense to wonder what the experience will actually be like before you reach out. We're here to give you a behind the scenes look at what it's like choosing Solstice Web Co. as your creative partner and design studio.

1) It all starts with a conversation, not a pushy commitment

Everything begins with an introductory call so we can meet each other, get a better idea of what you're trying to bring to life, and ultimately decide if we're a great fit for each other.

2) Getting started with your project

Once we decide to work together, you’re guided through a clear, intentional process so you’re never wondering what comes next. You don’t need to know the right terminology or come in with perfect answers.

You can expect:

Thoughtful onboarding and preparation
Clear milestones and communication
Space for feedback and collaboration

Each project type has a slightly differing onboarding process, but they always include a few onboarding questionnaires and a strategy call so we can share the game plan with you.

You're supported every step of the way

You don’t need to know the right terminology or come in with perfect answers.

Part of my role is helping you:

Clarify your message
Make confident decisions
Translate ideas into something tangible
Feel supported when things feel fuzzy

You’re allowed to show up as you are. Guidance is part of the experience, and we love helping you take that almost ready business idea and bring it past the finish line.

3) The brand + web design process

Once you're onboarded and have completed your homework.. it's time to kick back and relax. We handle the heavy lifting here! All you need to do during this process is provide feedback when requested. We have structured revision rounds so you're guided through intentional (and helpful-to-us) feedback prompts. Easy enough, right?