Process
One clear journey. From first idea to launch.
This is the proposed shape of a project, not a guaranteed timetable. Each stage says what the work covers and what you get to review before the next one starts.
06A clear process
One clear journey. From first idea to launch.
The proposed shape of a project, not a guaranteed timetable. Each stage says what the work covers and what you review.
01
Discover
Understand the business before touching a pixel.
- A conversation about your business, your customers and what a good outcome looks like
- A look at what you have now: site, tools, content, constraints
- A written scope with priorities, what you provide and what the studio provides
You review
The scope, the priorities and the commercials for the project.02
Design
Shape the journey, then the screens.
- Structure and copy first, so the design has something true to say
- Design in the browser at phone and desktop sizes, on your real content
- Interaction and motion decisions where they help people, not where they show off
You review
Working design previews you can click through, with a round of changes built in.03
Build
Turn the design into working software.
- Front end, back end, integrations and content set-up
- Accessibility, performance and search fundamentals as part of the build, not an add-on
- Automated checks where they earn their keep, and a staging site you can use
You review
The staging site, real journeys end to end, and anything that needs your accounts or content.04
Launch
Go live on your own accounts, with a clear handover.
- Domain, hosting, analytics you choose, and any app store submission
- A launch checklist and a short handover so you know how to change the everyday things
- A check-in after launch to catch anything the real world reveals
You review
The live site or app, the handover notes and what comes next.
After launch
Improve
A separately scoped next step, not an automatic commitment.
Software is never finished, but ongoing work should be a decision, not a default. After launch the studio can scope improvements, maintenance or a next phase on the same footing as the original project: written down, agreed and reviewed.
What stays constant
- You always talk to the person doing the work. Decisions are explained in plain English and written down.
- Nothing is built before a written scope. Timings and commercials are agreed for the project, not quoted from a menu.
- Your domain, hosting, accounts and source stay yours.
- Accessibility, performance and search fundamentals are part of the build, not a later upsell.
Ready to talk it through?
Tell the studio what you are trying to do. You get a reply from Viveak by email to arrange a conversation, and a written scope before anything is built.