T-5 / sequence

A launch is a sequence, not a leap.

Every engagement runs the same five stages. You always know where the project is, what comes next, and what it costs — in writing, before we begin.

Five ascending glass panels, each lit by a rising cyan line, marking the five stages of a launch
T-5 / discover

Discover

We learn your business before touching design: goals, market, users, constraints, and what success measurably means. If we think you don't need what you're asking for, we say so here.

you receive

Project brief · success metrics · risks register

your involvement

2–3 working sessions with decision-makers

T-4 / architect

Architect

Structure, technology, and scope get decided and written down: what we build, what we deliberately don't, and what it costs. The written scope is what protects both sides from surprises.

you receive

Information architecture · technical plan · fixed scope & timeline

your involvement

Review and sign-off — about 2 hours

T-3 / design

Design

Every screen and state, crafted and approved before engineering. You see the real thing — typography, motion, both languages — not abstract wireframes asking for imagination.

you receive

Complete design · interactive prototype · design system

your involvement

Weekly reviews, async feedback in between

T-2 / engineer

Engineer

Built to the standard the design promised, with performance and accessibility as gates, not intentions. You watch progress on a staging link that's updated continuously — never a black box.

you receive

Staging access from week one · tested, documented code

your involvement

Weekly demo, 30 minutes

T-1 / launch & grow

Launch & Grow

Deployment, measurement, and the first improvement cycle. Launch is the beginning: we watch the metrics defined in Discover and tune against reality, not assumptions.

you receive

Production deployment · analytics · 30-day warranty · handover docs

your involvement

Launch call + monthly check-ins if you want them

How we communicate

One person answers

A single point of contact who knows your project completely. No routing, no 'let me check with the team' as a lifestyle.

Weekly rhythm

A short written update every week: done, next, blocked. You never wonder what's happening with your money.

Bad news travels fast

If something threatens the timeline or budget, you hear it from us first, same day — with a proposed fix, not just the problem.

Everything in writing

Scope, dates, decisions, changes. Memory is not a project-management tool.

Honest answers

How is the price set?

Fixed price for a fixed written scope, agreed at Architect. Changes are welcome — they're priced and scheduled explicitly, never absorbed silently into missed deadlines.

How long do projects take?

A focused website: 6–10 weeks. Applications and platforms: 10–20 weeks. Real dates are committed after Discover — and then kept.

What if we already have designs / a developer / a system?

We slot into the stage where you actually are. Existing work gets audited, not discarded by default.

What happens after launch?

A 30-day warranty is always included. Beyond it: a support retainer with response times in writing, or a clean handover to your team — your call, no lock-in.

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