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These answers describe the proposed project process. Specific commitments belong in your agreed proposal and support terms.
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How do we start a project?
Share the problem you want to solve, who will use the software and any constraints. We use discovery to clarify the scope and next steps.
Can you work with an existing system?
We begin with a review of the codebase, documentation and integrations. That review informs whether to improve the current system or plan a replacement.
How are timelines and costs agreed?
They depend on scope, dependencies and delivery milestones. A proposal should explain assumptions, responsibilities and what is included.
Who owns the code and design deliverables?
Ownership, licensing and handover conditions should be stated in the agreement before work begins. Third-party components may carry their own licenses.
Can you migrate our existing data?
Migration depends on the data formats, quality, access rights and target system. We review these constraints and agree validation and backup steps.
How is support handled after launch?
Support scope, coverage, response levels and escalation methods are agreed per engagement. They should be written down rather than assumed.
Do you provide digital media services?
The plan includes digital media coordination, content planning and social media management. It excludes standalone paid advertising, performance marketing and client SEO services.
Let’s build what’s next.
Bring the challenge. We’ll work through the possibilities.
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