A defined process from project scope to launch.
A website project moves faster when the decisions, responsibilities and review points are clear before the design work expands.
REVOLT uses six stages: fit and scope, content intake, visual direction, WordPress build, consolidated review, then launch and handoff. Each stage must be approved before the next one is treated as complete.
Confirm the project before designing it.
REVOLT reviews the business, current website, requested pages, services, locations, functionality, content responsibility and timing. A written proposal then defines the deliverables, exclusions, payment schedule and revision allowance.
Outputs
- Project fit decision
- Initial sitemap
- Written scope and exclusions
- Fixed price or clearly defined estimate
- Payment schedule
Collect accurate business information.
The client supplies the factual source material REVOLT needs: service details, location facts, hours, policies, photos, reviews, team information, credentials and access to existing systems.
Outputs
- Completed business questionnaire
- Approved brand assets
- Content inventory
- Photo and testimonial library
- Access checklist
Approve the system before multiplying pages.
The homepage and key components establish typography, colour, spacing, buttons, cards, imagery and responsive behaviour. This is the point to resolve the visual direction—not after every page is complete.
Outputs
- Homepage concept
- Desktop and mobile direction
- Core component system
- One consolidated feedback round
Turn the direction into a working WordPress site.
REVOLT develops the theme, builds reusable components, enters or organizes approved content, configures forms and applies the technical search foundation.
Outputs
- Responsive WordPress theme
- All approved pages
- Forms and integrations
- Metadata and structured data
- Analytics and Search Console preparation
Review the website as one system.
The client tests the staging website and returns consolidated feedback. Included revisions correct the approved design and content; new directions or new scope are quoted separately.
Outputs
- Client acceptance testing
- Two defined revision rounds
- Final content approval
- Launch authorization
Launch carefully and transfer control.
REVOLT configures the approved hosting environment, applies redirects, verifies forms and measurement, checks live pages and provides administrator access and handoff guidance.
Outputs
- Live website
- Redirect and indexing checks
- Account access
- Handoff notes
- Limited launch-defect correction period
Fast projects need complete decisions.
The client is responsible for the truth of the business information and for supplying one clear approval path.
Scattered feedback, missing photographs and changing services create delays that design software cannot solve.
The website is complete. Future work remains a choice.
The client can leave the stable core site alone, request occasional changes, or continue publishing useful articles through an internal process or a separate tool recommended during handoff.
Use the core site
Keep the main service and location information current when the business actually changes.
Request changes
Ask REVOLT to quote new pages, content changes or new functionality when needed.
Publish articles
Use the prepared article system to answer more customer questions over time.
REVOLT may privately recommend a suitable article-publishing tool after launch. That external service is not included in the website project or promoted as a required public package.
How long does a website take?
The proposal provides the working schedule. Timing depends heavily on page count, content readiness, feedback speed, integrations and the number of decision-makers.
Where is the site built?
Development normally occurs in a private staging environment. The public website is replaced only after approval and a launch plan.
What counts as a revision?
A revision changes work within the approved direction and scope. A new page, new functionality, changed business strategy or replacement creative direction is additional scope.
Will my old URLs be redirected?
Relevant old URLs are mapped to genuinely equivalent new pages. Obsolete pages without a replacement may return a proper 404 or 410 rather than being redirected indiscriminately to the homepage.