Website delivery process
A focused process from first review to launch.
Clear decisions before development begins keep the project moving, protect the scope, and give every page a defined purpose.
Four stages
Each stage answers a different project question.
Review
What does the website need to achieve, and what is currently getting in the way?Scope
Which pages, content, CMS sections, responsibilities, and boundaries belong in this project?Build
How should the approved content and design direction become a responsive, editable website?Launch
What must be tested, transferred, documented, and supported for three months after the site goes live?
Before development
The build starts after the inputs are ready.
We confirm the page list, content or rough notes, available brand assets, CMS requirements, access needs, and the person responsible for final decisions.
This preparation separates waiting time from active build time. When the inputs are ready and scope is limited to a 3–6-page website, our modular system can support a focused one-week production build.
What keeps the project moving
Small operating rules make delivery more predictable.
One decision-maker
Consolidated feedback avoids conflicting directions and keeps approvals clear.Content before build
Approved copy or useful rough notes give each page a real purpose before implementation.Defined boundaries
Page count, revisions, integrations, responsibilities, and exclusions are agreed in writing.
Project questions
How delivery, changes, and support are handled.
Development begins after the scope, main content or rough notes, available assets, access requirements, and design direction are ready for the agreed pages.
A tightly scoped 3–6-page website can be delivered as a focused one-week build when content, assets, access, design direction, and decisions are ready. Preparation, delayed feedback, or added scope changes the overall timeline.
Feedback should be consolidated by one decision-maker and returned within the agreed review window. This keeps revisions focused and avoids contradictory requests.
New pages, integrations, features, or major direction changes are assessed separately. We confirm any effect on cost and delivery before adding them to the project.
We check responsive behavior, content, links, metadata, accessibility basics, and performance. We also confirm deployment and CMS access responsibilities.
Three months of post-launch bug-fix support are included at no additional charge, starting from production launch. We fix defects where the delivered scope does not work as agreed. New features, pages, integrations, content changes, enhancements, ongoing maintenance, and problems introduced by external modifications are scoped separately.
Start with the review stage
Tell us what the website needs to do next.
Send the current URL or a short launch brief. We will review the starting point and suggest the smallest useful scope.