A clear path. Decisions made together.

Every project has different constraints. The steps remain explicit and the schedule is agreed after the scope is assessed.

  1. 01

    Understand the business

    We discuss objectives, users, existing systems and what is holding you back.

  2. 02

    Assess and define

    We review what exists and define deliverables, risks, responsibilities and acceptance criteria.

  3. 03

    Build or improve

    We implement in verifiable steps and review results and changing priorities together.

  4. 04

    Verify and launch

    We test functionality, accessibility and important user journeys before publication.

  5. 05

    Maintain and evolve

    We plan ongoing maintenance and future work around real business needs.

Questions worth clarifying.

How much does a website cost?

The cost depends on structure, content, features and integrations. We start with your objectives and available information, then define the scope for a relevant proposal.

Do you work on existing websites?

Yes. We first assess the platform and available access to understand what can be retained and where intervention is needed.

Can you maintain a website you did not build?

We can assess taking over an existing website. Technical compatibility, project condition and responsibilities are established before maintenance starts.

How does a collaboration begin?

Tell us about your business, the problem and your objective. We clarify the context, then determine whether an audit, development or maintenance is the right starting point.

What happens after launch?

We discuss maintenance and future improvements. Monitoring, updates, incidents and new features are scoped separately in the proposal.

Can we work together if we already have an agency?

Yes, we can discuss a complementary technical role. We agree who decides, who implements and how delivery is coordinated.

INDEV / NEXT STEP

Let’s discuss what could work better.

Tell us where your business is now and what you want to change. We start with context rather than a list of technologies.