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A brief or outline of your site - even a rough one - is a great starting point. We'll set up a shared questions log to fill in any gaps, then come back with a lightweight one-page proposal covering scope, timeline, and budget.

The biggest thing that speeds up projects is content readiness. If your messaging, copy, and structure are sorted before we start building, everything moves much faster. We can use any lead time to help you figure out what's needed so that when the build starts, we're not waiting on content.

We'll also need access to your current site, any brand guidelines or design assets, and details on your existing tech stack and integrations.

Absolutely. We're big advocates for a phased approach - especially for ambitious teams who want to do a lot but need to show quick wins first.

Rather than a full redesign and rebuild, some teams prefer to start with phase 1: get the core site migrated onto Webflow with solid foundations, a robust component system, and a bit of design polish. This alone is often enough to demonstrate value to leadership and stakeholders.

From there, you can explore bigger ambitions in follow-up phases: personalised user journeys, A/B testing with Webflow Optimize, new page layouts, richer media content, AI-powered content tools, or expansion into new markets and languages.

Project management is included in all of our projects. We manage tasks in Notion, which you'll have full access to throughout. Regular weekly check-ins keep us aligned, and a shared Slack channel lets everyone raise questions as they come up.

For larger projects, we also provide milestone updates - sometimes as short recorded videos - so you can share progress with internal stakeholders without needing to organise a meeting. This is especially useful if you need to keep leadership or a board informed along the way.

We typically offer three rounds of revisions for each page we design, though some projects have more or less based on requirements and timelines.

We'll work with you in the scoping phase to agree an approach. The key thing is keeping feedback cycles short and sharp - that's what keeps projects on track and on budget.

Most projects take between one and three months for design, build, and migration. We've delivered full websites in weeks when the scope is focused, and larger migrations with significant content can take a bit longer.

The biggest factor in timeline is often content readiness on your side. We'll use any lead time before the build phase to get ducks in a row - gathering design assets, finalising content and messaging - so that when we start building, everything moves quickly.

We can also phase projects to hit tight deadlines: launch the core site first, then follow up with secondary sections or features in a fast follow.

If you're interested in learning more about our process, get in touch.