How we work

We take products from idea to shipped, and performing.

Document
Approach, rev. 2026
Team shape
Small, senior, one room
Cadence
A clickable build, weekly
Handoffs
None. That is the point.
01

Design and build together.

One team across design and engineering, one accountability, no handoff gap. The person who designs a flow sits inside the build of it, so edge cases get designed the day they surface, not documented and hoped for.

02

Ship it, then prove it.

Every project carries a result, not just a look. We agree on what success measures before the first screen is drawn, then stay through a quarter of real traffic to see it hold.

03

Fast by default.

Performance and accessibility are decisions we make from the first commit, not a cleanup at the end. The budget sits in the brief, next to the goals, where it can kill bad ideas early.

The process

  1. Understand.

    Shape the problem and the plan before making.

    • A written brief we both sign
    • Success measures, agreed
    • A scope that fits the timeline
    week 1
  2. Design.

    Interfaces, flows, and a system built for adoption.

    • Flows in the real content
    • A working design system
    • Prototypes on real devices
    weeks 2 to 5
  3. Build.

    Coded, fast, ownable, no page-builder lock-in.

    • A codebase you own outright
    • Weekly builds you can click
    • Performance held to budget
    weeks 4 to 10
  4. Ship.

    Launched, measured, and handed over clean.

    • Launch, monitored together
    • Docs and a pairing week
    • No dependency on us to edit
    week 11
  5. Prove.

    Track the outcome, iterate where it matters.

    • A quarter of measurement
    • Changes aimed by evidence
    • The number we promised, checked
    the quarter after

A week with us

MonPlanOne call. The week gets its shape.
TueBuildHeads down.
WedBuildHeads down.
ThuBuildHeads down.
FriShowA build you can click, every week.

Built with

  • Figma
  • Astro
  • TypeScript
  • React
  • GSAP
  • Lenis
  • Node
  • Cloudflare
  • Vercel
  • PostgreSQL
  • Playwright
  • GitHub

What you get: a launched product, a codebase you own, and the follow-through to see how it performs.

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