So the whole process is built around the opposite: everything written down, a demo every fortnight, and a client who can see the build any day of the week.
Most software projects fail on communication, not on code. So the process is built around the opposite: written scope, two-week sprints, and something installable every fortnight.
We map the problem before anyone opens an editor. Stakeholder interviews, a walk through your existing system, and a written scope you can hold us to.
3–5 days
Data model, API contract, infrastructure plan and the decisions worth arguing about — all written down before they get expensive to change.
1 week
Wireframes to a full design system, prototyped and clickable. You approve screens, not adjectives.
2–3 weeks
Two-week sprints against a public board. Every sprint ends with something you can install and use — not a status update.
6–14 weeks
Load testing, security review, accessibility audit and a rehearsed rollback plan. The boring fortnight that decides how launch week feels.
1–2 weeks
We ship it, watch it, and stay on. Monitoring, on-call, and a monthly report that says what actually happened.
Ongoing
Three to five days, a fixed fee, credited in full against the build. It buys you a written scope and a risk register — and it means we can afford to do it properly rather than as unpaid pre-sales.
Every estimate gives a floor, an expected case and a ceiling, with the specific things that move you between them named. A single number is a lie by omission.
A delivery lead who runs your project, sends the update before you ask for it, and is trusted to tell you no with a reason attached.
The things you learn in week six are the point of shipping early. Changes are re-estimated against the same rate card and go into the next sprint, never silently absorbed into the current one.
A 30-minute call, no deck. You describe the problem, we tell you honestly whether we are the right team for it — and what it would realistically cost.
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