We believe structure can aid creativity. And whilst it’s true that no two clients are the same – our approach to a new projects usually follows a similar structure.
We always start with the discovery meeting. This involves a face-to-face meeting (or video call) and gives us a chance to better understand you and your unique challenges. Following our initial meeting we will proceed with the next phase – the scope of the work.
The scope contains a definition of the problem, what success looks like and what the time frame for delivery is. We usually present this in a document knows as the Statement of Work (SoW). The concept phase is all about getting our ideas down on paper and it’s usually at this stage that we’ll start sharing some of the concepts with you. Regular feedback is important for most projects as it keeps both parties focused and engaged.
We sometimes get it right on the first presentation but often we’ll need to go back to the drawing board. Reiterations are part of the design process. If our presentation is successful and we get sign-off from you, we’ll proceed to the final phase – delivery.
All deliveries agreed on in the SoW document are presented to you (including bespoke training too, if required).
We believe structure can aid creativity. And whilst it’s true that no two clients are the same – our approach to a new projects usually follows a similar structure.