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The 6-phase framework behind every engagement — with the deliverables and touchpoints written down, so you always know what happens next.

Phase 1

Discovery

Weeks 1–2

  • Goals, users & success metrics
  • Technical audit / architecture options
  • Scoped roadmap with fixed milestones
  • Budget bands & risk register

Client touchpoint: 2–3 workshops + written proposal

Phase 2

UX & Design

Weeks 2–5

  • Flows & information architecture
  • Design system (tokens, components)
  • High-fidelity screens with real content
  • Accessibility annotations

Client touchpoint: Weekly design reviews, sign-off gates

Phase 3

Build

Weeks 4–10

  • Typed, tested, reviewed code
  • CI/CD with preview environments
  • Weekly working-software demos
  • Burn-up chart & changelog

Client touchpoint: Weekly demo + async standup access

Phase 4

QA & Hardening

Weeks 9–12

  • Automated test suites (unit + E2E)
  • Performance & accessibility audits
  • Security review & dependency scan
  • UAT support with triaged fixes

Client touchpoint: UAT sessions with your team

Phase 5

Launch

Week 12–13

  • Reversible, monitored deployment
  • Redirects, analytics & SEO checks
  • Runbooks & documentation
  • Launch-day war room

Client touchpoint: Go/no-go review + launch report

Phase 6

Support

Ongoing

  • Warranty period on all work
  • SLA-backed support plans
  • Monthly performance reports
  • Quarterly roadmap reviews

Client touchpoint: Named account engineer

Week ranges shown for a representative 12-week build; phases overlap and scale with scope.

Quality & security

The practices behind the promises

Code review, always

No unreviewed code ships — including the founder's. Every PR gets a second senior set of eyes.

CI as the quality gate

Types, lint, tests, Lighthouse budgets, and accessibility checks run on every pull request. Red means stop.

DevSecOps by default

Dependency scanning, secrets management, least-privilege infrastructure, and audit trails under ISO 27001 controls.

Agile without theater

Weekly increments and demos; retros that change things. Ceremonies earn their calendar slots or get cut.

See the framework applied to your project

Discovery starts with a free call and ends with a plan you can hold us to.