CODE ERA How
How
How a project goes.
Six stages from understanding to support. The scope is written before the build, and work starts after the agreement.
- 01
Discover
What the site or application must do, and who uses it.
- 02
Design
The pages and the path, written before the build.
- 03
Build
Short stages you can open and review.
- 04
Secure
A pass over access, forms, and exposed data before launch.
- 05
Launch
The site runs on your domain. The code and the explanation come with it.
- 06
Support
Agreed maintenance after launch, when you ask for it.
Questions
Before the start.
Who receives the code?
The website or the application is handed over with the code.
Are hosting and the domain included?
No. Hosting, the domain, and the ad budget stay in your name. The published price covers the scope on the card or in the brief.
Do I pay on the site?
No. Nothing is paid on this site. The agreement is written by email, WhatsApp, or phone, and the amount is set there.
What if the work changes?
The card, or the written brief, is the scope. A change outside it is written before it is built.
When does the work start?
After the scope and the price are written and agreed by email, WhatsApp, or phone. The form alone does not start the work.
Request a proposal
After the scope and the price are written and agreed by email, WhatsApp, or phone. The form alone does not start the work.