Process
Good process is why bespoke doesn't mean chaotic. Four phases, each with visible output — you always know where the project is and what happens next.
Phase 01 — Week 1
We start with a conversation, not a contract. Your brief (built with the project builder or over a call) becomes a sharp scope: what the site must do, who it must convince, what done looks like. You get a fixed quote and a real timeline before anything is designed.
You get
Phase 02 — Weeks 2–3
Direction first — type, colour, layout language — then high-fidelity screens of the pages that matter. You see the real thing early and often; feedback happens on designs, not on finished code, where changes are cheap.
You get
Phase 03 — Weeks 3–6
Production code from day one, deployed to a private staging link you can open on your phone whenever you like. No big reveal at the end — you watch the site come alive weekly. Performance, accessibility, and SEO are built in, not bolted on.
You get
Phase 04 — Final week
Checked, measured, shipped. Domains, analytics, and integrations wired up; a recorded walkthrough of everything you can edit; and a handover pack that means you're never locked in. Post-launch support options if you want a hand after.
You get
Typical timeline
Most projects run four to six weeks from kickoff to launch. Bigger builds take longer; you'll know before we start, not after.
Start with the brief