A focused refresh of two properties, built as one cohesive system.
entwistle.com and massivegood.com — custom-coded, hosted on Replit, with a unified visual system across both surfaces.
Scope of work
Following our Slack conversation, this proposal covers a focused refresh of both sites, each rebuilt as a custom, lightweight site with a unified visual system, hosted on Replit, and structured so you can make easy modifications afterward.
The brief is intentionally tight: brand cleanup, content and navigation structure, UX/UI improvements and polish, migration to custom code, and Replit deployment. The current sideways scroll comes out. The visual direction takes cues from wander.com/os. Both sites read as part of the same visual world.
Because I built the existing versions of both sites, there is no discovery overhead and no archaeology in someone else's codebase. We can move quickly without sacrificing craft.
Shared foundation across both sites
- Unified visual system. One style guide derived from the wander.com/os as the baseline and need to do a deep dive research to build a more comprehensive and signature style for both.
- Brand cleanup. Refining and tightening the existing visual identity, not a full rebrand. Sharpening what's there.
- AI-Native Design System. A robust, lean, AI-native, and reusable set of components built once and shared across both sites, so future modifications stay consistent.
- Replit deployment. Both sites deployed to Replit with environment variables, custom domains, and handoff documentation written for your own future modifications.
Not included in this scope
Naming these explicitly to keep the engagement honest and the scope clean. If any of these become needed, we can scope them separately:
- Full brand identity work (logo redesign, naming, verbal identity).
- New backend functionality — auth flows, payment processing, database migrations beyond what's already in place.
- Long-form content writing or copywriting for new pages (light copy refinement is included).
- Ongoing maintenance, hosting, or support past the 14-day post-launch window.
- Page count beyond ~5 per site. Additional pages can be added with a separate billing.
Timeline
- Week 1Foundation. Unified visual system, IA, content structure for both sites.
- Week 2Design. Both sites designed in Figma, component library defined.
- Week 3–4Build. Custom code, both sites, shared component library.
- Week 5Launch. Replit deployment, QA, handoff docs, 14-day support window.
Total: 4–5 weeks from project kickoff to launch.
Investment
Pricing reflects two custom-coded sites, a shared visual system, and Replit deployment with handoff documentation. This is a meaningful scope increase from previous engagements between us, naming that here so there are no surprises.
Total Investment
$24,000USD
Fixed scope · Two sites · 4–5 weeks
What this price reflects
- Custom code, not Webflow or Framer. Hand-written React/Next.js means we own the codebase, the architecture, and the modification path. You can edit it yourself afterward; you're not locked into a platform's editor.
- Shared visual system across both sites. The unified style guide is real design system work, not just two separate Figma files — it's built once and applied consistently so the two sites feel like one world.
- Replit deployment with handoff. Most studios won't touch a custom build on Replit. We will, and the deployment is structured so you can modify, redeploy, and maintain it yourself.
- Existing massivegood functionality preserved. Migrating live functionality from the existing repo into the new build, without breaking what already works.
Payment Terms
- 50% ON KICKOFF$12,000 USD, invoiced on signed agreement. Payable within 7 days.
- 50% ON LAUNCH$12,000 USD, invoiced on sign-off of final build. Payable within 7 days.
Payment Methods
- Bank transfer (USD) — preferred.
- Paypal
- Crypto
Rights & Usage
- Ownership. All design files (Figma) and code (Git) are owned by you on final payment. You can use, modify, and republish them however you'd like.
- Portfolio rights. Blissful retains the right to feature this work in our portfolio and case studies after launch, with reasonable notice to you.
- Revisions. We are flexible about revisions as long as we don't drag the timeline beyond +5 weeks from the original timeline.
- Scope changes. If new requirements come up mid-project, we'll scope and price them separately so they don't delay the core build.
- Cancellation. Either party can cancel the engagement in writing. Work completed up to the cancellation date is invoiced pro-rata against the agreed milestones.
- Post-launch. 30 days of bug-fix support included after launch. Ongoing maintenance available separately if needed.
Next steps
If this proposal works for you, three things happen in order
- Sign-off. Reply on Slack confirming you'd like to move forward. I'll send a short engagement letter for signature.
- Kickoff invoice. $12,000 USD invoice sent within 24h of sign-off. Payable within 7 days.
- Project starts. Within 5 business days of invoice payment. Slack channel set up, kickoff call scheduled, Figma and Git access granted.
entwistle.com
A custom-built, lightweight site positioned as a powerhouse fund / legacy / family office surface, clean, cohesive, ready to do the trust work.
Scope of work
A rebuild of entwistle.com as a custom-coded site (React / Next.js), hosted on Replit, with no Webflow or Framer dependencies. The current sideways-scroll interaction is removed in favor of clearer vertical flow. Content and IA are restructured to support a fund / legacy / family office positioning.
What's included
- Content & IA work. Defining the page structure for fund / legacy / family office positioning. Sitemap, hierarchy, and section flow.
- Up to 5 pages of custom design and build — homepage and four supporting pages.
- Custom React / Next.js code — no platform lock-in. You can modify the codebase yourself.
- Shared visual system with massivegood.com — same typography, color, and motion language, applied with appropriate restraint for the trust context.
- Replit deployment with custom domain and environment configuration.
- Sideways scroll removed per your direction. Cleaner vertical reading flow.
Design direction
The aesthetic positioning takes cues from wander.com/os — refined, editorial, generous with negative space, restrained with color, and confident in its typographic hierarchy. The site should read as the kind of surface a serious LP or deal partner expects to land on. Less performance art. More quiet authority.
Timeline
Designed in weeks 2–3 alongside massivegood.com, built in weeks 3–4, deployed in week 5. Total contribution to the engagement: approximately 50% of the design and build work.
Full engagement details — investment, payment terms, rights — are in the Both sites tab.
massivegood.com
A modernization of the existing site. Same spirit, sharper execution, with all current functionality preserved and the new unified visual system applied.
Scope of work
A modernization (not a rebuild from scratch) of massivegood.com. Existing functionality from the current repository is preserved. The visual layer is refreshed to match the new unified system shared with entwistle.com. Cleaner, more contemporary, with the same operational logic underneath.
What's included
- Visual modernization with the new unified style system applied across every surface.
- Up to 5 pages of custom design and build.
- Preservation of existing functionality from the current repository. Migration done carefully so nothing live breaks.
- Custom code (React / Next.js), shared component library with entwistle.com.
- Replit deployment with custom domain and environment configuration.
- Cleaner content structure — IA work to make the site easier to navigate at a glance.
Design direction
The reference is the same: wander.com/os direction, applied with appropriate energy for a more outward-facing initiative site. More visual presence than entwistle.com, but still restrained, still cohesive, still part of one visual world.
TIMELINE (WITHIN THE COMBINED ENGAGEMENT)
Designed in weeks 2–3 alongside entwistle.com, built in weeks 3–4, deployed in week 5. Total contribution to the engagement: approximately 50% of the design and build work.
Full engagement details — investment, payment terms, rights — are in the Both sites tab.