Four kinds of project work. Plus support for the rest.
mobile
Mobile development
Apps for iPhone and Android phones.
Choosing between a shared cross-platform codebase and separate native builds, with the reasons written down
Account, notification and offline behaviour agreed before build
Builds you can install and try at regular intervals
Accessibility settings such as larger text and screen readers checked on device
When this may not be the right first step
If you are not yet sure who the product is for, a short conversation about scope is usually more useful than starting mobile development work straight away.
design
App, UI & UX design
Deciding how something works before deciding how it looks.
Task flows and rough screens to test the order of things
Interface components with documented states: empty, loading, error, success
Readable type, sufficient contrast and touch-sized controls
Design files handed over in a form your developers can use
When this may not be the right first step
If you are not yet sure who the product is for, a short conversation about scope is usually more useful than starting app, ui & ux design work straight away.
web
Websites
Sites that explain, inform and lead to a clear next step.
Page structure written around what visitors come to do
Responsive layouts checked on phone, tablet and desktop widths
Semantic HTML, keyboard access and sensible page titles
Contact forms that fail honestly when mail is unavailable
When this may not be the right first step
If you are not yet sure who the product is for, a short conversation about scope is usually more useful than starting websites work straight away.
publishing
Release assistance
Getting a finished product out of the door.
App store listing text, screenshots checklist and privacy declarations
Submission and responding to review feedback
Domain, hosting and DNS checks before a site goes live
A rollback note: what to do if launch day goes wrong
When this may not be the right first step
If you are not yet sure who the product is for, a short conversation about scope is usually more useful than starting release assistance work straight away.
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