A clear path from brief to build.
You should be able to see what’s happening, understand the decisions and know what comes next.
Start with the actual problem.
We talk about the business, the people who will use the result and what needs to change. Existing pages, tools and examples make useful starting material.
A shared understanding of the job.Agree what we’re making.
We define the deliverables and required inputs, then agree the price and how you will accept the work. Responsibilities are made clear. For software, that may begin with a focused discovery stage.
A written scope you can review.Review it while it’s being built.
You see designs, previews or working increments appropriate to the project. Questions and feedback have a place before the final review.
Visible progress and decisions made together.Test, hand over and launch.
We check the agreed paths, review the finished work and organise the release. You receive the code, access and operating information included in the scope.
A reviewed result with a practical handover.Changes happen. We make them explicit.
If the brief changes, we discuss its effect on scope, price and timing before carrying out the additional work.
Let’s make the next thing work.
Tell us what you have in mind, or what’s getting in the way. You don’t need a finished specification.