Question 1

What happens in the strategy and brief stage?

Accepted Answer

This is where we get to know your business properly: your goals, your customers, your competitors and what you need the website to achieve. We turn that into a clear brief covering site structure, key messaging and functionality, so everyone agrees on the plan before any design work starts. Getting this stage right is what makes the rest of the process move quickly, since we're not guessing at direction later on.

Question 2

What happens during design, copy and build?

Accepted Answer

Once the brief is agreed, we design the site, write the copy and build it out on the platform we've agreed suits you best, whether that's WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Squarespace or a custom build. Copywriting is included, so you're reviewing finished pages rather than filling in placeholder text yourself. You'll see designs and drafts along the way and have two rounds of revisions included to refine anything that's not quite right.

Question 3

What happens at launch?

Accepted Answer

Launch isn't just flicking a switch. We handle the technical steps of going live, check everything works across devices, and make sure technical SEO fundamentals, like schema markup and page speed, are in place. From there we shift focus to lead generation, making sure the site is genuinely set up to convert visitors into enquiries rather than just sitting online looking good.

Question 4

How many rounds of revisions are included?

Accepted Answer

Two rounds of revisions are included as standard across the design and build stage. This gives you room to adjust layout, wording or design details before the site is finalised. Most feedback gets resolved comfortably within that scope because of the groundwork done during the strategy and brief stage. If bigger changes come up after that point, we'll talk through what's involved rather than leaving you guessing.

Question 5

What do I need to provide during the process?

Accepted Answer

Generally we ask for your branding assets, any existing content you'd like kept, photos if you have them, and timely feedback at each approval point. If you don't have copywriting or photography ready, we can help source or write these as part of the build, so it's not a hard blocker. The main thing that keeps a project on schedule is turning around reviews and approvals promptly.

Question 6

What could cause delays to the timeline?

Accepted Answer

The most common cause of delays is waiting on feedback, content or approvals from the client side, since design and copy stages depend on sign-off before moving forward. Larger scope changes mid-project can also extend the timeline. We flag risks as early as possible and keep you updated if anything looks likely to shift the date we originally agreed on.

Question 7

How are designs approved along the way?

Accepted Answer

We share design concepts and page drafts for your review at defined points in the process rather than waiting until everything is finished. You give feedback, we make the agreed revisions, and once you're happy we move on to the next stage. This staged approval approach means there are no big surprises at launch, since you've seen and signed off on the site as it's been built.

Question 8

Do you provide training on managing the website afterwards?

Accepted Answer

Yes, once your site launches we walk you through how to manage the areas relevant to you, such as updating pages, adding blog posts or managing products, depending on the platform. Since you own 100% of your site, we want you confident using it, not reliant on us for every small change. If you'd rather not manage it yourself, our optional care and maintenance plans can take that off your hands.

How we take your website
from brief to live

Three stages, no handovers

Discovery & strategy

Copy & design

Launch & support

From brief to live in around four weeks

Week 1

Weeks 2-3

Week 4

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How we take your website from brief to live