How we work
You know what’s next. At every step.
A shared plan, clear decisions and room for your feedback. Here’s how we approach a project together.
From first conversation to launch.
- 01
Discover
We start with your business, the people you serve and the problem you want to solve.
Your part
Share your goals, current website or tools, and any constraints.
What we work toward
A shared understanding of the project and its priorities.
- 02
Define
We turn the conversation into a scope with deliverables, responsibilities and milestones.
Your part
Review the proposal and clarify what matters most.
What we work toward
An agreed scope, timeline and investment.
- 03
Design
We map the experience and design the key screens around your brand and content.
Your part
Review the direction and provide consolidated feedback.
What we work toward
A design direction ready for development.
- 04
Build & review
We develop the agreed features and share progress at the checkpoints defined in your proposal.
Your part
Try the experience and review it against the agreed scope.
What we work toward
A working product ready for final testing.
- 05
Launch & hand over
We check the experience, prepare the launch and walk you through the handover.
Your part
Approve the launch and confirm who needs access.
What we work toward
The agreed deliverables, access and guidance for your next steps.
A little context goes a long way.
Bring what you have. We can identify what’s missing together.
- The main result you want to achieve
- Your current website or an example you like
- Any existing brand assets and content
- A target date or budget range, if you have one
A few things to know
Do I need a finished brief?
No. Start with the problem or goal. We can help you identify the information needed to scope the work.
How are changes handled?
We review requested changes against the agreed scope. Any impact on cost or timing is discussed before additional work starts.
What happens after launch?
Your proposal specifies handover and any included support. Ongoing maintenance and improvements can be scoped separately.