How we work
You see the real thing early, and keep seeing it
Our process is deliberately lightweight. Four stages, a working preview from the first week, and straight answers about what things cost and how long they take.
- Week 0
Discover
A call to understand the business, not just the feature list. What does your day actually look like, where does the current process break, and what is the budget? You leave with a clear scope and a fixed quote.
- Free 30-minute scoping call
- Written scope and fixed quote
- Honest answer if we are the wrong fit
- Weeks 1–2
Design
We design the interface around your brand and your customers, then agree it with you before any production code gets written. Changing a layout at this stage costs an afternoon. Changing it after launch costs considerably more.
- Brand-matched interface design
- Mobile and desktop layouts
- Sign-off before development starts
- Weeks 2–8
Build
You get a private preview link in the first week and it updates as we go. That means you are watching the real product take shape instead of reading status reports about it, and feedback lands while it is still cheap to act on.
- Private preview link from week one
- Short feedback cycles, not one big reveal
- Agile: scope reviewed as we learn
- Ongoing
Launch & care
We deploy to your domain, wire up analytics and email, and hand over an admin panel your team can actually operate. Then we stay. Hosting, monitoring, updates and new features continue after launch, which is why everything in our portfolio is still online.
- Deployment on your own domain
- Monitoring, backups and SSL handled
- Bug reports answered within 2 business days
After launch
Found a bug? Tell us and we will fix it
Every project we run has a reporting route straight to the team. Reports get acknowledged the same day, and we commit to a substantive reply within two business days.
Tell us what you're building
A website, a web app, a mobile app, or just an idea you want a second opinion on. Every enquiry gets a free 30-minute scoping call, and you leave with a written estimate either way.