Our web development process

Publishing the process is part of the pitch: if a provider cannot tell you exactly how a project runs, they are improvising with your money. Six stages, each with a defined output you can hold us to.

  1. Step 1

    Discovery & scoping

    We understand your business, customers and goals, then agree scope, inclusions and a fixed quote.

  2. Step 2

    SEO architecture

    Search research becomes a keyword-to-page map: which pages exist, what each targets, how they connect.

  3. Step 3

    Build

    Structure first, then working pages you can review — fast, semantic, mobile-first, measured against performance budgets.

  4. Step 4

    Content & QA

    Content loads into the structure; every page passes the on-page checklist before it ships.

  5. Step 5

    Launch

    Domain, redirects where relevant, Search Console verification, sitemap submission and a documented handover.

  6. Step 6

    Measure & support

    Indexation monitoring, real query data and — if you choose a plan — ongoing care and improvement.

Honest timelines

Starter sites: two to four weeks. Professional lead-generation builds: four to seven. Catalogues and ecommerce: five to ten, driven mostly by product-data readiness. Custom systems: staged over six to sixteen weeks after discovery. The variable that moves every timeline is content and decision speed — which is why the process front-loads both.

Process questions

How much of my time will the project need?

A few focused hours, front-loaded: the scoping conversation, service/product detail input, and two or three review points. The process is designed around decisions, not meetings — you approve structure once, drafts once, and launch once.

What if I want changes mid-project?

Small refinements are part of the review cycles. Genuine scope changes get a written mini-quote before any work happens — no surprise invoices, no silent scope creep, in either direction.

What do I actually receive at handover?

The live site on your domain, admin/hosting access in your name, the keyword-to-page research, Search Console verified and submitted, and a plain-language handover document. If we part ways the day after launch, you keep everything.

Start with the scoping conversation

One call, straight answers, and a written fixed quote — you'll know exactly what you'd be buying before spending a rand.