Process
Four stages keep decisions visible and prevent the project from disappearing into a long, vague production cycle.
01 / Discover
We review the business, audience, offer, current website, available content, and the reason the work matters now.
Your partShare the current site, useful context, available content, technical needs, and decision-makers.
Decision before moving onApprove the written scope, quote, and start date.
02 / Define
We agree on the main message, page list, navigation, content responsibilities, and visual direction.
Your partReview and approve the page plan, content direction, and representative designs.
Decision before moving onApprove the page list, content, and representative design.
03 / Design and build
The approved direction becomes responsive pages. Navigation, accessibility, forms, performance, and integrations are handled as part of the build.
Your partReview working pages on schedule and keep feedback tied to the agreed plan.
Decision before moving onConsolidate feedback within the agreed revision rounds.
04 / Test and launch
We check important screen sizes and browsers, links, forms, metadata, performance, redirects, and launch settings.
Your partComplete the final review and approve launch timing, domain changes, and handoff.
Decision before moving onApprove the final site and launch. Receive files, account access, and a 30-day defect warranty.
Keep the project moving
Before the start: gather your logo, approved photographs, service descriptions, contact details, and account access. Choose one person to combine feedback.
If scope changes: we explain the extra work, cost, and schedule effect before you decide. A new feature is not a revision to an existing page.
After launch: keep the handoff guide and account access. Report defects during the 30-day warranty, and choose care only if you need ongoing help.
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