From idea to production.
No bullshit.
A clear 5-step process, with concrete deliverables at every checkpoint. You know at all times where the project stands, how much is left to pay, and what lands next Friday.
Brief & scoping
A 30–60 min call to understand what you are building, for whom, in what context, with what constraints. I ask the questions other agencies don’t dare to. You leave with a written scoping document.
Technical audit & proposal
Technical audit of the existing codebase (performance, SEO, debt, architecture). Detailed proposal with firm estimate, milestone-based schedule, justified stack, documented assumptions. No 3-line « custom quote ».
Design & architecture
Low-fi wireframes, high-fi mockups on critical screens, architecture diagram, data model, API spec. Everything is approved before a single line of production code.
Build · weekly sprints
One-week sprints, live demo every Friday on the staging environment. CI/CD from day 1, automated tests, Lighthouse monitored. You watch the project grow in real time, not in a final ZIP.
Delivery & follow-up
Controlled production launch, documented handover (README, architecture diagram, credentials), training session. Then 1 to 3 months of included support depending on the plan. Ongoing maintenance available as an option.
House rules
Lighthouse 95+
A contractual target. Not a marketing promise.
Accessible repo
You have Git read access from day 1.
No black box
README, diagrams, technical decisions tracked.
We say no
If the project doesn’t make sense, I’ll tell you.
Talk Monday?
30 minutes to scope your project, no commitment. You leave with a first estimate, even if we don’t end up working together.
Frequently asked questions about our method
How does your web agency method differ?
Our method rests on six steps with written, validated milestones: brief, technical audit, UX/UI, iterative development, QA testing, production launch. Where most agencies stack meetings, our method produces a measurable deliverable at each step — signed wireframes, PR reviews, Lighthouse reports, QA logs. You always know where the project stands and how much is left to pay.
How long does each step of the method take?
The steps of our method have scoped durations: brief (1–3 days), technical audit (2–5 days), UX/UI (1–3 weeks), iterative development (the bulk of the project, 2–12 weeks depending on scope), QA testing (1 week), production launch (2–3 days). Our method sets these durations in the quote, so zero planning or billing surprises.
Is your web agency method suited to small businesses?
Yes, our method adapts to all organisation sizes. For smaller businesses, we compress the brief and UX phases (lighter deliverables, no heavy workshops). For SMEs or scale-ups, we add governance checkpoints and more comprehensive documentation. The core of the method stays the same: validated milestones, zero overruns, measurable performance.
What happens after production launch?
The final step of our method does not end at deployment. You get 30 days of complimentary post-launch maintenance (bug fixes, minor adjustments). After that, a monthly TMA contract is optional for ongoing improvements. Our method also includes a back-office onboarding session and versioned documentation handed over at the end.
Do you use Agile, Waterfall, or something else?
Our method is a pragmatic hybrid: scoping and UX in light Waterfall mode (validated milestones to lock scope and budget), then iterative development in 1–2 week sprints with regular demos. This web agency method avoids both pitfalls: the rigid Waterfall tunnel, and « Agile » without a budget that spirals. You get the best of both worlds.
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