Most delayed projects we inherit were not short of engineering. They were short of decisions. A studio that only quotes its own effort is hiding the other half of the cost: yours.
The four things we ask for
- —A named decision maker who can approve responsive layouts without a committee.
- —Real content, or an honest admission that we are writing it, priced as work.
- —Two review slots a week, short ones, while the desktop and mobile frames take shape.
- —Access to the systems the new journey has to speak to, arranged before week one.
A fortnight of waiting for sign-off costs more than the design it is holding up.
Why responsive review needs a human
We build layouts across desktop and mobile frames at the same time, because most of the traffic that matters arrives on a handset in poor light. Somebody on your side needs to look at both on their own device and say whether it reads. Screenshots in a document are not that.
What we do with the time you give us
We spend it narrowing. Every review either removes a frame or confirms one. By the end of a sprint the page is smaller than the first sketch, which is almost always the point.