A clear, predictable path from brief to launch.
Six stages that keep scope clear, progress visible and the final implementation faithful to the approved direction.
Discovery and Scope
We clarify what the organisation offers, who the website is for and what action it should make easier. This produces an agreed scope before any design work begins.
Structure and Direction
I map the information architecture and page structure, then agree the visual direction. Getting the structure right early is what keeps the rest of the project predictable.
Design and Development
Design and frontend development run together. Pages are built on a shared staging website so you can review real screens rather than static mockups.
Review and Refinement
You review the work in progress and we refine the details: copy, spacing, responsive behaviour and interaction. Decisions stay documented and easy to follow.
Testing and Launch
Before launch I check performance, accessibility, responsive behaviour, links and metadata, then deploy the approved website to production.
Handover and Support
You receive organised code, deployment details and a clear handover. I remain available for a defined support period to resolve anything that surfaces after launch.
Ready to scope a project?
Share the current website and what you want the new one to achieve. I'll reply with a practical next step.