How do revisions work?

Designs are reviewed with you before development, and the number of revision rounds is set in the proposal. Requests outside the agreed scope are quoted separately before any work on them starts.

How will we communicate during the project?

You deal directly with the people building your project, over email, calls or messaging. You get progress updates and a staging link to review work as it develops.

What do you need from me?

Timely feedback and approvals, your content (text, images, logos), and access to any existing domain, hosting or third-party accounts the project depends on.

When will my project be delivered?

There is no universal timeline. It depends on scope, integrations, content readiness and how quickly feedback and approvals come back. We agree a timeline during the proposal stage and keep you updated against it.

How we work

Six stages, one outcome.

What happens between your first message and launch day, and what each stage needs from you.

01 Discovery
02 Strategy & proposal
03 UI/UX & design
04 Development
05 Testing
06 Deployment & handover

Scoping01 / 06

Discovery

Understand your goals, audience and requirements.

Your requirements and business objectives
Who the site or product is for
Budget range and expectations
Existing content, brand assets and systems

Scoping02 / 06

Strategy & proposal

Agree scope, deliverables, milestones and cost.

A written scope of what will and will not be built
Deliverables and milestones
A quotation and payment schedule
Your approval before any work starts

Design03 / 06

UI/UX & design

Wireframes and visual design, reviewed with you.

Wireframes for the key pages and flows
Visual design direction
Review rounds with you
Design sign-off before development

Build04 / 06

Development

Build the frontend, backend and integrations.

Frontend implementation from the approved designs
Backend and third-party integrations, where in scope
Responsive development across screen sizes
Progress reviews on a staging link

Build05 / 06

Testing

Check devices, browsers, forms and performance.

Responsive testing on phones, tablets and desktops
Browser compatibility
Form and validation checks
Accessibility and performance review

Launch06 / 06

Deployment & handover

Launch, hand over, and support as agreed.

Deployment and domain configuration
Handover of access and documentation
A walkthrough of how to use and update the site
Maintenance support, where it has been agreed

Scoping01 / 06
Discovery
Understand your goals, audience and requirements.
- Your requirements and business objectives
- Who the site or product is for
- Budget range and expectations
- Existing content, brand assets and systems
Scoping02 / 06
Strategy & proposal
Agree scope, deliverables, milestones and cost.
- A written scope of what will and will not be built
- Deliverables and milestones
- A quotation and payment schedule
- Your approval before any work starts
Design03 / 06
UI/UX & design
Wireframes and visual design, reviewed with you.
- Wireframes for the key pages and flows
- Visual design direction
- Review rounds with you
- Design sign-off before development
Build04 / 06
Development
Build the frontend, backend and integrations.
- Frontend implementation from the approved designs
- Backend and third-party integrations, where in scope
- Responsive development across screen sizes
- Progress reviews on a staging link
Build05 / 06
Testing
Check devices, browsers, forms and performance.
- Responsive testing on phones, tablets and desktops
- Browser compatibility
- Form and validation checks
- Accessibility and performance review
Launch06 / 06
Deployment & handover
Launch, hand over, and support as agreed.
- Deployment and domain configuration
- Handover of access and documentation
- A walkthrough of how to use and update the site
- Maintenance support, where it has been agreed

On timelines

There is no one-size-fits-all duration. Timelines depend on scope, integrations, how quickly content and feedback arrive, and approvals. You get a timeline for your project in the proposal, before any work starts.

FAQ

Process questions.

How the stages work in practice.

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Six stages, one outcome.