Six phases. No surprises.

We listen first, look at what already exists, and write a brief. Assumptions get pulled apart before anyone writes code. You leave the first week with a one-pager everyone has signed off on.

Stack picked against your actual constraints, not whatever's trending. Cost modeled at 1×, 10×, and 100×. Milestones get the buffers we'll really need — not the ones that look good on a slide.

Three directions, you pick one, the system is built around it. Components ship in real code as they're approved. No 60-page Figma handoff sitting in a folder.

Two-week cycles. Friday demos. Main is always shippable. You watch the product come together — there's no big reveal.

Real-device testing, performance profiling, security pass. The unglamorous work that turns a prototype into a product. If a feature doesn't earn its weight, it doesn't ship.

Phased rollout, observability dialed in, an optional support retainer. The first month is when most things go wrong, so we stay close until the dashboards get quiet.