Our process

Disciplined in process, free in thought.

Four clear phases — with room for the better idea.

  1. Phase 01: Intro call & analysis

    In a no-obligation intro call we get to know your company: what sets you apart, who you want to reach, what the website should achieve. We listen closely, put things in order — and ask the uncomfortable questions early, so the foundation holds.

    Deliverables

    Briefing · Goals · Proposal

  2. Phase 02: Concept & wireframes

    Before a single pixel is placed, the framework stands: information architecture, page structure, user flow. In wireframes you see early how the site feels — functional and tidy, with space for the surprising solution.

    Deliverables

    Sitemap · Wireframes · Content plan

  3. Phase 03: Design in Figma

    Now it becomes visible: typography, colour, imagery, interaction — designed in Figma and experienced as a clickable prototype. Disciplined in the detail, bold in the idea. You give feedback before a line of code exists.

    Deliverables

    UI design · Prototype · Style guide

  4. Phase 04: Development & launch

    We implement the approved design pixel by pixel — responsive, fast, with clean code. After a joint testing phase the site goes live; CMS and access transfer to you. You stay independent.

    Deliverables

    Responsive website · CMS · Handover

Working together

Questions that come up every time.

What do you need from me to start?
Your logo and any existing material, the necessary access, your content — and one fixed point of contact who is allowed to decide. Honestly: projects rarely slip because of the technology, they slip because content is missing.
Who writes the copy?
By default the content comes from you and we structure and sharpen it. We also take on the writing in full — it then appears as its own item in the proposal.
What if I don’t like the design?
That is exactly why phase 03 comes before phase 04: in Figma we iterate while nothing has been built. Rebuilding in design costs hours, rebuilding after launch costs days. Development starts only once you have approved the design.
Can I change something mid-project?
Within the current phase, at any time. Anything reversed after an approval changes the proposal — we discuss that openly with you instead of quietly putting it on the invoice.
When do I pay?
In three instalments along the phases: on commissioning, on design approval and at go-live. The amounts are in the proposal before you sign.

Does that sound like the right way to work?