What Actually Happens in Week One of a Project

No mystery, no black box. Here is exactly what we do in the first week of every project, and what you will have in hand by Friday.

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What Actually Happens in Week One of a Project

The first week sets the tone for the whole project. Our goal is simple: by the end of it, you should know exactly what we are building, how it will look and work, and when each part will be ready.

Day one: kickoff

We start with a focused call to confirm goals, audience, must-have features, and anything that has changed since the proposal. We also collect access to domains, hosting, brand assets, and existing content so nothing blocks us later.

Days two and three: structure and direction

We map the pages and user journeys, then explore the visual direction: layout, typography, colour, and the feel of key sections. You see real work early, not a slide deck, so you can react while changes are still cheap.

Day four: technical setup

We set up the codebase, hosting, and a live preview link that updates as we build. From this point on, you can open the site on your own phone at any time and see progress for yourself.

Day five: review and plan

We walk you through everything from the week, agree on any changes, and confirm the timeline for the rest of the build. You leave the week with a clear plan and no surprises about what comes next.

How we stay in touch

You get regular progress updates and direct access to the person building your product. No account managers passing messages along, just clear communication with the builder.

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