The timetable.
Seven stops from the first call to a brand that runs on its own. Every stop has a clear result, so you always know where the train is.
- BriefingWe listen and fix the destination.
- ResearchMarket, competitors, audience.
- ConceptOne idea the whole brand rides on.
- DesignIdentity, interfaces, film.
- BuildCode, copy and production.
- LaunchOn time, on every platform.
- SupportWe stay on the line.
- Stop 1
Briefing
A call or meeting where we learn the business, the goal and the deadline.
You getA written brief, scope and fixed price
- Stop 2
Research
Interviews, competitor review and a look at how your customers really choose.
You getA research summary with the key insights
- Stop 3
Concept
We propose the big idea and show how it works across touchpoints before anything is polished.
You getA concept presentation you can react to
- Stop 4
Design
The approved concept becomes a full identity, page designs or a storyboard. Two rounds of changes are built in.
You getFinal designs ready for production
- Stop 5
Build
Developers, copywriters and the film crew produce everything in parallel, on one shared timetable.
You getA working website, files and films for review
- Stop 6
Launch
We go live, check everything in every language and hand over the keys.
You getA live brand, handover and training
- Stop 7
Support
Updates, new pages, campaigns and fixes for as long as you need us.
You getA support plan that fits your pace
Information desk.
Questions travellers ask before boarding.
How long does a project take?
A logo or landing page usually takes a few weeks; a full brand with a website takes a few months. You get a written timetable after the first call, and we keep to it.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the route. After the first call we send a fixed price for the agreed scope, so there are no surprises on the way.
Do you work internationally?
Yes. We work remotely with clients across Europe and beyond, in English, German and Russian.
Can we change the website ourselves after launch?
Yes. Every website comes with an admin panel and a short training, so your team can edit texts, images and cases without a developer.
Who owns the results?
You do. After the final payment you receive all source files and the full rights of use for the agreed work.
Can you take only one platform?
Of course. A Regional ticket covers one clear task, such as a logo or a landing page. You can change to other platforms later.