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Ten stages, one owner, and a date that holds
The same delivery track runs on a landing page and on a multi market platform. Here is every stage in detail: what happens, who runs it, what lands in your hands at the end of it.
Shape of a typical build
Where the weeks actually go
A mid sized marketing site, roughly eight weeks. Bars overlap on purpose, because design, build and QA run in parallel rather than in a queue.
Timings scale with scope. A landing page compresses this to two weeks, a platform build stretches it across a quarter, but the order and the owner never change.
Stage by stage
Every stage, and what you get out of it
Pick any stage below. Each one lists the deliverables that land in your hands and who on our side runs it.
Communication rhythm
You will never have to ask where things stand
Four fixed touchpoints, agreed at kickoff and held for the length of the project.
Every working day
Channel response
Questions answered inside your working hours in the shared channel, not overnight and not the next morning.
End of each shift
Handover note
What moved, what is blocked and what needs your input, posted before the team signs off for the day.
Every Friday
Written status
A summary of shipped work, current sprint and open decisions, formatted so you can forward it to your client unedited.
Each milestone
Demo and notes
A recorded walkthrough plus talking points, so you can present the work confidently without us in the room.
Where we work
We move into your stack, not ours
Add us to the tools you already run. If you would rather keep your workspace closed, we open a shared channel on our side and mirror your board.
Process questions
How the workflow bends to fit your agency
Get started
Put a project through this workflow
Send the brief and we will come back with a written scope, a price for your margin and a kickoff date inside the week.