A conversation becomes a published website.
No endless meetings. Clear deliverables, status and ownership.
You always know what is happening.
- DiagnosisWe receive the business, the priority service, the materials and the main action.
- Visual directionWe define tone, color, structure, references and scope before building.
- First versionYou receive desktop and mobile with content, buttons and working navigation.
- Review and testingWe adjust the approved scope and test forms, links and performance.
- Publication and accessWe connect the domain, SSL and Analytics, and hand over accounts and files.
Received
In progress
Before publishing
Example workflow. The real project adapts to the approved scope.
50% to begin.
50% when publication is approved.
Reserves the project and activates visual direction, structure and production.
Made when the final version is approved for publication.
How long does a website take?
The timeline is short because the process is built for it: the scope is approved in writing before construction, the sites are static and fast to produce, and there are no endless meetings between versions. The variable that moves the schedule most is not the build: it is how quickly the business materials arrive.
What you control: sending the logo, services, contact details, hours and photos complete from the start. What we control: everything else.
Process FAQ
When does the clock start?
When we have two things: the business materials (logo, services, contact details, photos) and the scope approved in writing. Without those, the clock does not start.
What can extend the project?
Delays in delivering materials, bilingual sites, and additional features such as reservations or catalogs. Those cases can take 2–4 weeks, and we tell you before we start.
When are payments made?
50% to begin, which reserves the project and activates production, and 50% when the final version is approved for publication. No interest, no surcharges.
What do I receive at publication?
Domain connected with SSL, Analytics configured, and the corresponding accounts and files. The site is registered in your name and under your control.