Four steps, from the first chat to your site going live

Day 1 01

Warp

Understanding & planning

We lay the foundation: we understand your business, your customers and your goals, and plan the structure of the site.

What we do

• We ask about your business, your customers and what sets you apart
• We study your competitors and what people search for
• We map out the site and its pages

What we need from you

• Your business name and a short description
• Examples you like, and any files or logo you already have

What you get

A clear plan for the site before any design begins.

Days 2–3 02

Weft

Design

We weave in the details: colors, fonts and pages, shown to you before any code is written.

What we do

• We choose colors and fonts that look like your brand
• We design the pages for phone and desktop
• We show you the design and refine it

What we need from you

• Your texts and photos, or we help you write them
• Your feedback on the design

What you get

A design you have approved, because we build nothing until you like it.

Days 4–6 03

Pattern

Development & testing

The final form appears: we build the site, test it on every device and prepare it for search.

What we do

• We build the site with speed and a sound structure
• We test it on phones, desktops and browsers
• We prepare it for search engines and link it to Google Maps

What we need from you

• Your review of the preview version
• Your approval of the final changes

What you get

A finished, tested site, as a preview you can browse yourself.

Day 7 04

Handover

Launch & ownership

Your site goes live, every file is fully yours, and we stay with you after launch.

What we do

• We register your domain in your name and set up hosting and email
• We launch the site and check that everything works
• We hand over every file and login

What we need from you

• Your confirmation that you are ready to launch

What you get

Your site live, fully owned by you, with support after launch.

Timings are typical and start once we have your content; larger projects get their own timeline from the start.