03Process
Five stages, written down before anything is built
Most project trouble comes from a scope nobody wrote down. We agree the structure, the inclusions, and the price in writing, then work through it in a fixed order — so you always know where the project is and what is waiting on you.
Project stages
- 01
Discover
We learn how the business runs before we talk about the website.
A conversation about your services, the customers you want more of, how work currently reaches you, and where the existing site gets in the way. You leave knowing whether we are a sensible fit — at no cost.
You receive
A written summary of goals, audiences, and constraints.
Your part
Bring your service list and any frustrations with the current site.
- 02
Strategy
The site is planned on paper first: pages, priorities, and scope.
We map the page structure, decide what belongs on each page, and agree what is included. You receive a written scope and a fixed proposal, so there are no surprises about what is being built or what it costs.
You receive
Sitemap, written scope, and a fixed-price proposal.
Your part
Review and approve the structure and proposal.
- 03
Design
Layouts are designed against real content, never filler text.
We design the key page types using your actual service names and wording, and you see how the site reads on a phone as well as a desktop. Revisions happen here, where changes are inexpensive.
You receive
Designed page types for desktop and mobile, plus two revision rounds.
Your part
Supply logos, photos, and brand material; give consolidated feedback.
- 04
Develop
The approved design is built as a fast, accessible, maintainable site.
Development covers the responsive build, forms, integrations, search-engine foundations, and any content-management setup in the scope. Then every page, link, and form is tested across phones, tablets, and desktop browsers before you see it.
You receive
A staged website, fully tested, ready for your review.
Your part
Provide domain and hosting access; confirm the content is accurate.
- 05
Launch and Support
We handle the launch, then stay available afterwards.
We coordinate the domain and hosting changes, verify the live site, connect analytics and Search Console if you want them, and hand over what you need to manage it. Post-launch support is included with every package, and a Website Care plan continues it.
You receive
A live website, a short handover, and 30–60 days of included support.
Your part
Approve the launch window and decide on ongoing care.
Stage 01
Discover
We learn how the business runs before we talk about the website.
A conversation about your services, the customers you want more of, how work currently reaches you, and where the existing site gets in the way. You leave knowing whether we are a sensible fit — at no cost.
- You receive
- A written summary of goals, audiences, and constraints.
- Your part
- Bring your service list and any frustrations with the current site.
Stage 02
Strategy
The site is planned on paper first: pages, priorities, and scope.
We map the page structure, decide what belongs on each page, and agree what is included. You receive a written scope and a fixed proposal, so there are no surprises about what is being built or what it costs.
- You receive
- Sitemap, written scope, and a fixed-price proposal.
- Your part
- Review and approve the structure and proposal.
Stage 03
Design
Layouts are designed against real content, never filler text.
We design the key page types using your actual service names and wording, and you see how the site reads on a phone as well as a desktop. Revisions happen here, where changes are inexpensive.
- You receive
- Designed page types for desktop and mobile, plus two revision rounds.
- Your part
- Supply logos, photos, and brand material; give consolidated feedback.
Stage 04
Develop
The approved design is built as a fast, accessible, maintainable site.
Development covers the responsive build, forms, integrations, search-engine foundations, and any content-management setup in the scope. Then every page, link, and form is tested across phones, tablets, and desktop browsers before you see it.
- You receive
- A staged website, fully tested, ready for your review.
- Your part
- Provide domain and hosting access; confirm the content is accurate.
Stage 05
Launch and Support
We handle the launch, then stay available afterwards.
We coordinate the domain and hosting changes, verify the live site, connect analytics and Search Console if you want them, and hand over what you need to manage it. Post-launch support is included with every package, and a Website Care plan continues it.
- You receive
- A live website, a short handover, and 30–60 days of included support.
- Your part
- Approve the launch window and decide on ongoing care.
06Before launch
What gets checked
Testing is a written list, not a spot check. Every item below is confirmed before a site goes live.
- Every page on phone, tablet, and desktop
- Every navigation and footer link
- Forms deliver to the correct inbox
- Form validation and error states
- Keyboard navigation and focus order
- Colour contrast against WCAG AA
- Heading structure on every page
- Page speed on a mobile connection
- Page titles and meta descriptions
- Redirects from any old addresses
- Sitemap, robots, and structured data
- The 404 page and its links
07Questions
Timing and expectations
A straightforward five-page site commonly runs two to four weeks once content is available. Larger sites with multiple service and service-area pages usually take longer, and custom builds depend on the specification. The most common cause of delay is waiting on content, so we agree on a content schedule up front.
Your service list, service areas, contact details, a logo if you have one, and any photos you want used. Access to your domain and hosting is needed before launch. If some of that is missing, we will tell you what matters most and what can wait.
Post-launch support is included with every package — thirty days with Essential, sixty days with Growth. We stay available for questions, fix anything that is not working as specified, and hand over what you need to manage the site. After that you can continue on a Website Care plan or contact us as needed.
Essential and Growth packages each include two revision rounds during the design stage. A round means consolidated feedback reviewed and applied together. Additional rounds and changes requested after the design is approved are quoted at an hourly rate.
Yes. A redesign normally keeps the same domain. We map the old pages to the new ones and set up redirects where addresses change, so existing search results and printed material still lead somewhere sensible.
Next step
Stage one is a conversation.
Tell us about your business and what the current site is failing to do. If we are not the right studio for the job, we will say so.
We aim to reply to every inquiry within two business days. Or email contact@logicstudios.ca or call 604-351-5765.