What happens after you send a form

The form is stored, and a confirmation is emailed to the address you typed.

Where rates and answers live

01
You do not need an account. The contact page has three forms: a project brief, a quote request, and a request for a conversation. Each one asks for the details that form needs, including the email we should write back to.
02
When you submit, the enquiry is saved first. Then two messages go out: one to the studio, and one to the email address on the form. If the mail provider refuses a send, the record remains and the page says so.
03
Reply continues by email. There is no login, and we never email a password.

Worked detail

What you should see, and what you should not.

01: You should see a confirmation at the address you typed, or a sentence on the page explaining that the provider refused it. You should not see a password, a dashboard, or a receipt. There is nothing to log into and nothing was charged.
02: The studio sees the same details, with your address as the reply-to. The reply is a person. If both emails fail, the record is still there, which is why the form says so instead of showing a blank success.
03: Use the project form when you know the job, the quote form when you want a line priced, and the call form when you want a time. All three store the note. All three try to email you. None of them starts the work.