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Process

You will always know what happens next.

Six stages, in order, with what you receive at the end of each. No stage is a mystery, and you are never waiting without knowing what for.

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The six stages of a project

  1. 01

    Discovery

    We learn the business before we design anything.

    A conversation about how the business actually runs — who your customers are, what they ask before they buy, what takes up your time, and what a good month looks like. Most of what makes a website work is decided here, before a single screen exists.

    A shared, written understanding of the business and its customers.

  2. 02

    Strategy

    We decide what the site has to accomplish.

    Every page gets a job. We agree on the single action that matters most — an order, a booking, a call — and we map the shortest honest path to it. Anything that does not serve that path gets cut now rather than built and regretted later.

    A page-by-page plan with one clear priority per page.

  3. 03

    Design

    We build the experience the customer will feel.

    Layout, typography, colour and imagery, designed for your business specifically — not adapted from a template someone else is also using. You see real screens, on real devices, and you tell us what is wrong while it is still cheap to change.

    Designed screens for desktop and mobile, reviewed with you.

  4. 04

    Development

    We build it properly, and we test it hard.

    Clean, fast, standards-based code. Tested across phones, tablets and desktops, on real connections. Speed and accessibility are treated as requirements, not as improvements to make later.

    A complete, tested build on a private preview link.

  5. 05

    Launch

    We put it live and make sure it holds.

    Domain, hosting, analytics, search engine submission and social sharing — handled. We check every form, every link and every device before we call it live, and we stay close in the days after.

    A live site, with everything connected and verified.

  6. 06

    Growth

    We keep improving it once it is real.

    A launched site is the beginning of the information, not the end of the work. We look at what visitors actually do, fix what gets in their way, and extend the site as the business changes.

    Ongoing support and improvements, at whatever pace suits you.

The same process, whatever the size of the project.

A five-page site for a workshop and an ordering system for a restaurant go through the same stages. The depth changes; the discipline does not. That is what keeps small projects from being treated as small work.

What we need from you.

Very little, and none of it technical. The projects that go best are the ones where the owner stays involved for a few short conversations.

  • An honest picture of how the business runs day to day
  • Access to whatever photos, menus or materials already exist
  • One person who can give feedback and make decisions
  • A reply within a couple of days when we ask something
Questions

The things people ask before they get in touch.

Straight answers, including the ones that might talk you out of hiring us.

How much does a website cost?

It depends on what the site has to do — a presentation site for a workshop is a different piece of work from an ordering system for a restaurant. Our three ranges start at 800 DT and are set out in full on the pricing page. You get a fixed price in writing before anything begins, so there are no surprises later. The first conversation costs nothing.

How long does it take?

Most business websites run three to five weeks from the first conversation to launch. Ordering and booking systems take longer because there is more to get right. The honest answer is that it also depends on how quickly we can get content and feedback from you — we will tell you exactly what we need and when.

I don't have photos, a logo, or any text. Is that a problem?

No, and it is very common. We will tell you what is genuinely needed, help you get usable photography, and write the copy with you. You do not have to arrive prepared — that is part of the job.

Will I be able to update it myself?

Where it makes sense, yes — menus, prices and opening hours are the things that change, and you should not have to call anyone to change them. For structural changes, we are here. We will be straight with you about what is worth making self-editable and what is not.

Do you handle the domain and hosting?

Yes. We set up the domain, hosting, email and everything connected to launch. Ownership stays with you — the accounts are in your name, and nothing is held hostage.

What happens after the site is live?

We stay available. Support and improvements can be ongoing or occasional, whatever suits you. A site that is never touched again slowly stops reflecting the business.

Do you only work with businesses in Tunisia?

That is where we started and where most of our work is, but the work is not limited by geography. If the project is a good fit, distance is a scheduling detail.

What if I already have a website?

Then the first question is whether it needs replacing or fixing. Sometimes the honest answer is that your existing site is fine and the problem is elsewhere. We will tell you that if it is true.
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Ready when you are.

A short conversation is usually enough to know whether this is worth doing. There is no cost to finding out.

  • No obligation, and no pressure to commit
  • A straight answer on whether we are the right fit
  • Clear scope and pricing before anything starts