Our Process
We define goals, scope, responsibilities, and approval points so you always know what comes next, what we need from you, and what you will receive during each stage of the project.
A website, landing page, visual identity, and professional logo are not developed in exactly the same way. We adapt each stage to the selected service while maintaining the same foundation: clear goals, defined scope, organized decisions, and reviews at specific milestones.
Our Process
Select each stage to see what happens, what becomes clear, and what we need from you before moving forward.
Stage 01
We learn about your company, services, audience, market, needs, and available materials. We also identify what the project should accomplish and what action you want customers to take.
Stage Outcome
Defined goals, priorities, and starting point.
Your Participation
Share business information, references, and available materials.
Stage 02
We establish the required pages or assets, languages, functionality, primary message, calls to action, deliverables, and responsibilities. We also clarify what is included and what remains outside the initial scope.
Stage Outcome
A clear project roadmap and approved scope.
Your Participation
Confirm priorities, functionality, and scope before moving forward.
Stage 03
For websites and landing pages, we define navigation, sections, information hierarchy, and calls to action. For branding and logo projects, we establish the concept, personality, and visual direction that should represent the business.
Stage Outcome
A content structure or conceptual direction ready for design.
Your Participation
Provide information and approve the proposed structure or concept.
Stage 04
We create a proposal aligned with the business, its audience, and project goals. For web projects, we design the hierarchy and experience of the main pages. For brand projects, we develop forms, colors, typography, and visual applications.
Stage Outcome
A visual proposal aligned with the approved direction.
Your Participation
Provide clear and consolidated feedback during the defined reviews.
Stage 05
For web projects, we build the pages, responsive behavior, forms, and included integrations. For identity and logo projects, we prepare the versions, applications, files, and documentation defined in the scope.
Stage Outcome
A functional website or organized visual system ready for final review.
Your Participation
Provide final materials, required access, and pending decisions.
Stage 06
For web projects, we review content, links, forms, languages, devices, and technical functionality. For brand projects, we verify names, versions, formats, legibility, and file consistency.
Stage Outcome
A reviewed final version prepared for approval.
Your Participation
Complete a consolidated review and approve the final result.
Stage 07
For web projects, we handle publication, domain connection, form verification, and the technical setup included in the scope. For brand projects, we deliver the organized final files and corresponding guidelines.
Stage Outcome
A published project or complete final asset package ready to use.
Your Participation
Provide the approvals and access required to complete delivery.
Ongoing support
Website maintenance, ongoing support, or additional implementation may be contracted separately when required.
Before moving forward, we clarify what the project includes, its deliverables, and each party's responsibilities.
Decisions are approved in stages to avoid major changes after a phase has already been completed.
Any request that changes the scope, timeline, or deliverables is evaluated before implementation.
To keep the process organized, we need accurate information, available materials, consolidated feedback, and approvals within the agreed timeframe. When a stage depends on pending content, access, or decisions, the timeline may be adjusted until they are received.
No. We adapt the process depending on whether the project is a website, landing page, visual identity, or professional logo. The general stages remain consistent, but the activities and deliverables change according to the selected service.
The timeline depends on the scope, amount of content, languages, functionality, and approval speed. An estimated timeframe is defined before the project begins.
The number and scope of revisions are specified in the corresponding proposal or agreement before the project begins.
We evaluate the requested change before implementing it. When it affects deliverables, timeline, or complexity, the corresponding adjustment is presented for approval.
Content organization, adaptation, or creation depends on the selected scope. Before the project begins, we define which materials are provided by the client and which elements will be developed by SignalFront Digital.
Tell us what your business needs, what you want to accomplish, and what materials you already have. We will help you identify the appropriate service and scope.
