6 delivery examples
B2B website · 3 to 5 weeks
A clearer path from first visit to enquiry.
Buyers need a sales call just to understand the offer. The website attracts attention but leaves the next step unclear.
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Reorganise the story around buyer questions. Design useful proof, clear service pages, and a focused request journey.
- Positioning, content, and buyer journeys
- Responsive design and development
- Search, accessibility, and launch checks
Illustrative scope. Exact deliverables and dates are agreed for your project.
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SaaS, portals & internal tools SaaS, portals & internal tools · 4 to 8 weeks
One useful workflow. A product to build on.
An idea has grown into a long feature list. The team needs a smaller first release that helps a real user finish a job.
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Define the first useful workflow, data model, and permissions. Prototype the experience before building the core release.
- Core workflow and prototype
- Data model, permissions, and implementation
- Staging review and source handover
Illustrative scope. Exact deliverables and dates are agreed for your project.
Startup launch · 2 to 4 weeks
The story, site, and capture flow. Ready together.
The announcement is approaching, but the product story, website, and enquiry handling are disconnected.
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Bring positioning, the launch page, and lead handling into one release so visitors know what the product does and how to get involved.
- Positioning and launch story
- Website and enquiry capture
- Notification, metadata, and release checks
Illustrative scope. Exact deliverables and dates are agreed for your project.
Embedded team · 2 to 6 months
Senior capacity where the roadmap needs it.
The priorities are clear, but design and engineering capacity are stretched across too many important releases.
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Join the existing workflow with an agreed backlog and review cadence. Deliver working increments and document decisions as the team moves.
- Working agreement and priorities
- Design and engineering sprints
- Knowledge transfer and handover
Illustrative scope. Exact deliverables and dates are agreed for your project.
Design systems & UX · 3 to 6 weeks
A more coherent product, screen by screen.
Similar screens behave differently. Components are duplicated, and small changes take too much coordination.
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Audit the workflows and visual foundations, then define reusable tokens, accessible states, and a realistic adoption plan.
- Interface and accessibility audit
- Tokens, components, and priority workflows
- Code-side adoption guide
Illustrative scope. Exact deliverables and dates are agreed for your project.
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Technical SEO & performance Technical SEO & performance · 2 to 5 weeks
Remove the friction between discovery and action.
Useful content is difficult to crawl or slow to use. The team needs to know which technical fixes matter most.
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Prioritise crawlability, canonicals, page structure, and measured performance issues. Implement the fixes and verify the changes.
- Crawl and performance baseline
- Prioritised technical remediation
- Verification and monitoring plan
Illustrative scope. Exact deliverables and dates are agreed for your project.
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