Pricing / clear scope before commitment.

Price the work around the outcome, not a template.

The right scope depends on the workflow, systems, risk, integration depth, and evidence required for acceptance. We make those inputs visible before quoting.

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Three ways to start.

Focused audit

Understand the current state. Best for a product, page group, workflow, or technical surface that needs evidence-backed priorities.

Planning range
Written quote after scope confirmation
Typical timeline
Usually 1–3 weeks

Included: The agreed review surface, findings, a readout, and prioritized next steps.

Not included: Implementation, third-party testing fees, travel, and paid tools unless written into scope.

  • Source and live-state review
  • UX, content, accessibility, and technical findings
  • Prioritized recommendations
  • Acceptance criteria for the next step
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Implementation sprint

Deliver one coherent change. Best when the target, constraints, and desired outcome are understood well enough to build and verify.

Planning range
Written quote after scope confirmation
Typical timeline
Usually 4–10 weeks

Included: One agreed outcome, implementation, review, QA, and release evidence for the named environments.

Not included: New product areas, ongoing operations, external licenses, data migration, and support outside scope.

  • Design and implementation scope
  • Shared component and content work
  • Responsive and interaction QA
  • Build, deployment, and production checks
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Ongoing engineering

Improve a system over time. Best for products that need iterative delivery, integration work, operational follow-through, and release discipline.

Planning range
Written quote after scope confirmation
Typical timeline
Monthly planning; often a 3-month initial window

Included: An agreed capacity band, prioritized delivery queue, recurring review, and release support.

Not included: Unused capacity rollover, vendor charges, 24/7 support, hardware, travel, and unplanned major projects.

  • Prioritized delivery queue
  • Incremental design and engineering
  • Integration and deployment support
  • Recurring review and optimization
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All engagements are proposal-based. After scope, dependencies, acceptance criteria, and delivery location are confirmed, the written proposal will state the quote, currency, applicable taxes, and any third-party charges before work begins.

What shapes the quote.

Make the cost drivers explicit.

Workflow breadthNumber of user journeys, page archetypes, roles, locales, and states included in the acceptance scope.
System depthExisting architecture, data sources, APIs, authentication, infrastructure, and migration requirements.
Risk and reviewSecurity, privacy, legal, financial, destructive, or externally visible actions that need stronger controls.
Delivery evidenceAutomated checks, browser coverage, environments, deployment targets, production validation, and documentation.

Before a quote.

A short discovery reduces expensive assumptions.

We confirm the current state, desired outcome, in-scope systems, exclusions, dependencies, and acceptance evidence before proposing the work.

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