Absolutely. In fact, I encourage them. Screen shares are a great way to review design work, make edits in real time, and speed up decision-making. They’re especially helpful for clients who like to collaborate closely or want quick results without lots of back-and-forth.

That’s totally okay. My process is designed to give you confidence as we move forward. For example, on websites, we finalize the visual design before any coding begins—so you’ll know how things will look and function early on. If the direction shifts significantly midstream and additional work is needed, we’ll chat about how to adjust the scope, any additional costs and timeline together.

Most projects include 2–3 rounds of revisions, depending on the scope. That said, I’m flexible with small changes and won’t nickel-and-dime you. My goal is the same as yours—to complete the project in a way that feels right. For websites, I structure revisions in stages: we fine-tune the homepage first, then a key subpage, and after that, the design naturally flows across the rest. If revisions begin to extend beyond the agreed scope, we’ll talk about it before anything adds up. No surprises.

I’m responsive and easy to reach. Most of my clients prefer email or scheduled calls, but I also offer Zoom sessions with screen sharing if you'd like to review designs together in real time. It keeps the process efficient, collaborative, and aligned as we go.