Keep your website useful after launch.
Let’s discuss your project ↗Scoped updates, backup verification, bug triage and a transparent maintenance queue.
Teams needing ongoing technical care. We turn that need into an agreed scope, reviewable milestones and acceptance criteria before work starts.
Compare what is included. Request the package you need. Confirm the final scope before any payment.
Indicative project scope. Volume, schedule, revisions and recurring work are confirmed in the invoice; media spend and third-party fees are excluded.
Order package ↗Indicative project scope. Volume, schedule, revisions and recurring work are confirmed in the invoice; media spend and third-party fees are excluded.
Order package ↗Indicative project scope. Volume, schedule, revisions and recurring work are confirmed in the invoice; media spend and third-party fees are excluded.
Order package ↗Maintenance is useful when a live website needs controlled updates, a clear issue queue and someone responsible for routine checks. It should reduce uncertainty about what happens after launch. It is not a promise that every request or emergency is included.
We establish the site’s technology, access arrangements, dependencies and known issues before agreeing a maintenance scope. Work is prioritised in a visible queue. Updates that can affect customer journeys should be reviewed in a safe environment with a recovery approach.
Look for evidence that the changed workflow still works, not just a note saying an update was installed. Backup verification, representative page checks and clear release notes make maintenance inspectable. Agree how faults are reported and who can approve urgent changes.
Response windows, monitoring, hosting support and out-of-hours work need separate agreement. Major redesigns, new integrations and unsupported legacy components may fall outside routine maintenance. Third-party outages cannot be prevented by an update contract, although recovery responsibilities can be clarified.
Start with the customer’s task: compare an offer, understand the work or make an enquiry. We connect navigation, page hierarchy and calls to action so the visual design supports that task.
Scoped updates, backup verification, bug triage and a transparent maintenance queue. The final brief identifies the page, asset or workflow count, the inputs you provide and the test used to accept each deliverable.
Your content inventory, component rules and editor walkthrough belong in the delivery—not in an undocumented conversation. Accessibility, device testing and launch responsibilities are agreed before sign-off.
For Canadian projects, confirm whether English, French or both customer journeys are needed. Package billing currencies are explicit; the six main website tiers remain USD. Confirm CAD proposals separately; GST/HST, provincial requirements, consent and accessibility review are scoped with your business rather than assumed.
Review the customer task, required assets and responsibilities. Record exclusions before a timeline is promised.
Review the agreed milestone against the brief, with a clear feedback window and revision stage.
Check deliverables, access, documentation and ongoing costs before closing the project.
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No. A backup needs an agreed retention location, access controls and a practical restoration check. Recovery also depends on hosting, credentials and external services. The maintenance brief should specify which parts are covered and how a restoration would be authorised.
Choose a published package where available, or request a fixed quotation. Third-party software, taxes and media spend are itemized separately.
We agree a milestone schedule after reviewing scope, assets and integrations. Rush work is subject to availability; no universal turnaround is promised.
Multiple revision rounds are included in the agreed scope. Unlimited revision options apply to specified design stages, not new functionality or an unlimited change of brief.
Your enquiry or order creates a client record. Once secure access is enabled, the client portal provides status updates, messages and shared reports.
For Canadian projects, confirm whether English, French or both customer journeys are needed. Package billing currencies are explicit; the six main website tiers remain USD. Confirm CAD proposals separately; GST/HST, provincial requirements, consent and accessibility review are scoped with your business rather than assumed.
No. The order form saves a package request and creates a client profile. A reviewed invoice is issued separately; only cleared funds can be recorded as payment.
A memorable experience that stays usable.
Designed around your business, not the other way around.
Make buying feel effortless.
One campaign. One clear next step.
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Tell us what you’re working toward. We’ll help turn the brief into a clear, practical next step.
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