A cadence you can plan around.
Short, milestone-driven sprints. You know what's shipping, when it's shipping, and why.
This is an illustrative small starter website schedule, not a fixed delivery promise. Content readiness, approvals and scope affect timing; larger websites and custom systems need their own working-day plan. Marketing follows an ongoing monthly cycle.
- 1
Discovery
We meet, we listen, we map the problem — not the solution.
Timing
Day 1
Day 1 - 2
Research
Users, competitors, constraints, and a written brief you'll sign off.
Timing
Day 2–3
Day 2–3 - 3
Wireframes
Low-fidelity flows that lock the structure before pixels.
Timing
Day 4–5
Day 4–5 - 4
UI Design
High-fidelity, animated, in-context — reviewed as we go.
Timing
Day 6–9
Day 6–9 - 5
Development
Design and code proceed together, with live preview links.
Timing
Day 8–13
Day 8–13 - 6
Testing
Speed, mobile, accessibility and contact-form checks on real devices.
Timing
Day 14
Day 14 - 7
Launch
We ship. You launch. We stay on for hotfix cover after launch.
Timing
Day 15
Day 15 - 8
Support
Care plan, marketing and a real human on WhatsApp.
Timing
Ongoing
Ongoing
Ready when you are
You bring the ambition.
We bring the ship.
A thirty-minute call. No deck, no funnel — a real conversation about what you want to build and whether we're the team to build it with you.