The main steps include initial discovery where we understand your vision and goals, designing mockups, development, testing, and ongoing support.

We guide you through every step and your involvement is crucial to make sure you get exactly what you need. Our goal is to make the process as transparent as possible.

We work with you in plain language and ensure you're part of key decisions, providing regular updates and demos without overwhelming technical jargon. We just need to know what you need and work with you to stay informed and make recommendations that best suit your goals. You will also be involved in testing features and giving feedback.

If your business has unique workflows, specific goals, or you're scaling quickly, a custom solution can save time and money in the long run. Getting a custom build means you get a product that does just what you need it to without the useless bloat.

A new build starts from scratch, while a project takeover means we inherit and improve an existing codebase—something we’re experienced and confident in handling.

Yes! We specialize in improving the look and feel of existing platforms, making them more intuitive, user-friendly, and modern.

Timelines vary based on complexity, but most projects range from a few weeks for small UX/UI efforts to several months for full builds.

This is like asking “How much is a car?” Costs depend on scope, features, and complexity. We offer transparent estimates after a discovery phase and tailor solutions to fit your budget and needs. We can build you a Corolla or a Rolls-Royce. It’s important to know that accurate estimates are literally impossible. There are so many variables, unknowns, and unforseens that ballparks are the best any team can provide. Think of software like building or renovating a house; it will always take longer and more money than you expect. But it will be awesome and worth it when it’s done!

Absolutely. We’re experienced in project takeovers and can audit your current system, then work with you to stabilize, improve, or complete it.

Yes. You’ll have full ownership of the deliverables once the project is complete and paid for, with clear terms defined in our agreement.

We provide flexible support options—from occasional updates, regular feature adds, and ongoing maintenance—based on what you need after launch.

Front end and back end development are two key parts of building a website or application, each focusing on different areas of the user experience and functionality:

• Front End refers to the part of the website you see and interact with directly. This includes the layout, design, buttons, forms, and overall user interface. It's built using languages like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, and it’s what runs in your browser.

• Back End is the behind-the-scenes part that powers the website. It handles things like databases, servers, user authentication, and application logic. It’s built with server-side languages like Python, PHP, Node.js, Ruby, or Java, and it communicates with the front end to deliver the right data and functionality.