Most agencies sell you a process slide in the pitch deck and then quietly abandon it the moment the contract is signed. Ours survives contact with reality because it was built around how the work actually happens, not how it looks in a proposal.
You always know which phase you're in, what's due next, and who's doing it. No relay race between departments, no project getting reassigned to someone you've never spoken to. The person who scoped your project is the person building it.
That's not a luxury add-on — it's the only way we know how to keep quality high without ballooning the timeline. Fewer handoffs means fewer places for things to quietly go wrong.
We don't open a design file until we understand the business behind the brief — your customers, your competitors, and the actual goal hiding behind "we need a new website."
Sitemap, content priorities, success metrics — agreed and written down before a single visual decision gets made. Every choice after this point traces back to something we decided here, not a guess.
Concepts get pressure-tested against the strategy, not against personal taste. You see real direction early, not a moodboard — and you're never asked to approve something in the abstract.
Clean, documented, maintainable code — built by the same people who designed it, so nothing gets lost in translation between the file and the browser.
Going live is the start of the relationship, not the finish line. Every project ships with a support window, a handover session, and a direct line to the people who built it.
We don't believe in sales calls run by one team and delivery handled by another. Whoever you talk to in week one is still in the room in week six. That continuity is the entire point of the structure — not a side benefit.
If something needs to change mid-project, you're not waiting on a status update from someone relaying information secondhand. You're talking to the person who can actually make the call.
Start a conversationA process only earns trust once it survives the messy parts — changed minds, shifting deadlines, feedback that arrives later than planned. Here's how ours actually handles them.
What if you don't love the first concept?
IterationWhat if the scope shifts mid-project?
FlexibilityWhat if you need changes after launch?
SupportWhat if your team can't keep up with feedback rounds?
PaceWhat if something breaks on a Saturday?
ReliabilityWhat if you don't know what you need yet?
Discovery
Six weeks, five phases, zero scope surprises — from first discovery call to a storefront that converts trade professionals into customers.
A combined brand and web engagement that stayed on the same five-phase track even after the scope grew mid-project.
"We always knew exactly where we stood. No chasing for updates, no surprise change orders — just a clear plan that we actually watched happen.
Gábor Linardics
Managing Director, Linardics Kft.
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