Discovery & scope
Review services, current procedures, catalogue size, locations and staff. Separate what is needed for launch from later additions, and agree costs and exclusions in the proposal.
You receive: a delivery scope and milestone plan.We agree scope and information before development, review both languages and test the tasks your team will perform. Every stage has a deliverable and a decision.
Start with your business brief ↗Review services, current procedures, catalogue size, locations and staff. Separate what is needed for launch from later additions, and agree costs and exclusions in the proposal.
You receive: a delivery scope and milestone plan.Gather permitted photography, service names, rates, policies and contacts. Review consistency across languages. If migration is included, validate a sample before importing the agreed data.
You provide: content, a review owner and sample files where needed.Design page structure and navigation for mobile and desktop. Review the information hierarchy and key actions before expanding across every page. Consolidate feedback into one agreed set.
You receive: layouts and a reviewable user journey.Implement the agreed workflows and server-side validation. Connect external services when accounts and permissions are ready. Provider approvals and fees remain separate dependencies.
You receive: a testable system and an accurate integration status.Run normal and failed scenarios on mobile and desktop. Review capacity, prices, language and access. Resolve defects against agreed behavior before acceptance. New requirements are scoped separately.
You participate: the future operating team tries the actual tasks.Check the domain, SSL, administrator access and backups. Walk through daily operations and support requests, then use the monthly allowance for agreed priorities.
You receive: handover, operating notes and your project workspace.Package windows are planning ranges after agreed scope and complete materials. Content review, provider approval and additional requirements affect delivery. Pending decisions should remain visible in the project record.
Read the project preparation guide →These are not guaranteed deadlines. The actual schedule is confirmed in your proposal.