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How a custom build runs, step by step
A brief, a live preview you can click through, and two written rounds of changes, with nothing public until you approve it.
By Casper X, co-founder. Updated .
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There is no discovery phase to sit through, because the scope was priced in the quiz before you paid. What follows is the whole process.
The four stages#
Nothing here waits on a meeting.
- The brief. You tell us about the business and hand over what you have.
- The build. We build the site around that brief.
- The preview. Your real site, on a live link you can click through.
- The changes. Two written rounds are in the price.
The brief#
A brief first, and it is written rather than scheduled.
- The scope is already settled, because it was priced in the quiz before you paid.
- Send what you have - logo, photos, copy, the old site, whatever exists.
- Missing pieces are not a blocker. Say what is missing and we work around it.
The preview#
You approve a site, not a picture of one.
- It is your real site on a live preview you can click through.
- It is not a mockup, so what you approve is what a visitor gets.
- Nothing goes public until you approve it.
- An existing site keeps answering until the moment you switch over.
The change rounds#
Two written rounds of changes are in the price.
- Say what is wrong in either of them and we fix it.
- Written, not verbal, so nothing is lost between the saying and the doing.
- Further rounds are an add-on, priced before you buy one.
Going live#
The switch is the last step and it is yours to call.
- You approve the preview.
- Your domain points at the new site.
- The old site keeps answering right up to that point.
- For hosting, confirm any launch hosting and its duration on your quote.
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