I build new websites.

Korean brochure and landing sites run ₩1.5M–8M, from template-based to fully custom — Webdot pricing guide, 2026.

1. 1

   Write the scope

   What gets built, what does not, and the done criteria — in writing. This is where the price is fixed.

2. 2

   Build

   A real screen every week, plus what comes next week.

3. 3

   Measure

   Four widths, real devices, keyboard access, search indexing. It does not ship until these pass.

4. 4

   Hand over

   What changed, what was measured, and how to edit it yourself.

I have not been doing this long enough to quote client counts. So the procedures I actually use are published instead — including what each one fails to catch.

• Draw the boundary with 400 and 405

  One status code separates a broken form from a broken deploy.

  curl -s -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}" -X POST /api/lead

• Decide the source of truth by hash

  When several copies exist, this tells you which one is actually deployed.

  shasum -a 256 dist/index.html

• Count broken Korean words

  A script, not an eyeball, counts where Korean words split mid-word.

  Intl.Segmenter · Range.getClientRects()