Scope, feedback, launch and looking after the site.
01What should I send first?
Tell us what your business does, who the website needs to reach, and what needs to change. A few clear sentences are enough to start.
02What belongs in a useful brief?
The audience, the main message, the pages you have in mind, any content you already have, and the action a visitor should take. If something is undecided, say so.
03What kind of project fits the studio?
We build websites where the message and the experience need to work together: a product to explain, a range to navigate, or a service to make clear. The right scope is agreed before work starts.
04How many pages will my site have?
We decide the page plan around what visitors need to understand and do. The pages, features and launch requirements are agreed in writing before the build.
05Do you work with Shopify or custom builds?
Yes. Just Pure is a Shopify storefront; this studio site is a custom React build; Apex Agro is an export website. Platform choice follows the project’s needs and is agreed in the scope.
06Will every website have 3D or motion?
No. Motion belongs where it helps someone see a product or understand an action. Our 3D objects in the Lab are studio studies, not client commissions. We choose the level of interaction for the job.
07Can you help shape the content and copy?
The Message stage sets the hierarchy, page order and what each page needs to say. We agree what content is supplied, written or prepared as part of each project.
08What do I receive at handover?
The process covers a message hierarchy and page plan, visual direction and states, working responsive pages, journey checks, and agreed launch materials. The exact handover is set in writing before work starts.
09What happens before launch?
In Build, we make the pages work, check the visitor journey and prepare the handover. Required integrations, testing and launch checks are agreed in the project scope.
10Can you manage the site after launch?
Website management is an optional ongoing service for sites that need regular updates. Its scope, pricing and terms are discussed and agreed individually.
11Who owns the website?
Ownership and transfer terms are agreed in writing before work starts, alongside the platform, content and handover requirements.
12When do I give feedback?
The work moves through Message, Form and Build: first the page message and plan, then visual direction and responsive states, then working pages and the journey check. We agree feedback points in the project scope.
13Can I see what you have built?
Start with the Just Pure Shopify store and the Apex Agro export site in Selected Work. The Lab shows our own 3D studies, clearly separate from client work.
14How do I reach the studio?
Use the contact page to prepare a short brief, open an email, or message @apexdevs on Instagram. You review and send your own message.
The next step
Still a question?
Tell us what your website needs to explain.