DASH.

Our process

How we
build.

Six phases. Each one delivers something concrete. No black boxes, no surprises.

01
Week 1

Discover

Workshops, research and a clear brief. We learn your business before we touch a pixel.

What you'll have

  • Project brief
  • Stakeholder workshop notes
  • Competitor review
  • UX research summary
02
Week 2

Define

Sitemap, scope, architecture and a fixed plan with milestones you can hold us to.

What you'll have

  • Sitemap / information architecture
  • Technical specification
  • Project timeline
  • Fixed price quote
03
Weeks 2–4

Design

Art direction and interactive prototypes, reviewed together every week.

What you'll have

  • Wireframes
  • Art direction board
  • Component system
  • Interactive prototype
04
Weeks 4–10

Build

Engineering in short sprints with a live staging link from week one.

What you'll have

  • Staging environment
  • Weekly demo calls
  • Integrated third-party tools
  • QA sign-off
05
Final week

Launch

QA, performance tuning, migration and a calm, rehearsed go-live.

What you'll have

  • Performance audit report
  • SEO checklist
  • Handover documentation
  • Team training session
06
Month 1+

Grow

Measurement, iteration and support so the build keeps compounding.

What you'll have

  • Monthly analytics report
  • Optimisation recommendations
  • Ongoing improvement hours
  • Dedicated Slack channel

What makes our process different

01

You have a live link from week one

We build on a staging environment from the very first sprint so you can see real progress — not PowerPoints.

02

Fixed price, not hourly

We quote a fixed scope before work starts. No timesheets. No surprise invoices. If scope changes, we agree it in writing first.

03

Designers and engineers in one room

The person who designs your UI is the same person who discusses architecture. No handoff friction, no telephone-game errors.

Ready to start?

Book a free discovery call.

30 minutes. No obligation. We'll listen to what you're building and tell you exactly how we'd approach it.