Define the outcome
We start with users, the task, constraints and how you will judge success. A concise brief helps separate essentials from later ideas.
From requirements to release
AI helps with the work. People remain responsible for the decisions, reviews and approvals.
We start with users, the task, constraints and how you will judge success. A concise brief helps separate essentials from later ideas.
The proposal defines deliverables, milestones, review rounds, dependencies, ownership and ongoing costs. No payment is taken through this website.
Compare plans and pricing →For an agreed design stage, review the page or screen flow before committing to implementation. Concepts are labelled as concepts, not live products.
UI/UX design service →Implementation proceeds through reviewable milestones. Testing covers agreed functionality, accessibility and relevant security and performance checks.
You approve the release. Domain, hosting and app-store access are handled through scoped access rather than passwords in a brief. Store reviews remain external decisions.
Receive the agreed source, access and operation notes. An optional maintenance plan defines included tasks, limits and third-party costs.
Website maintenance plan options →For an existing project, use project help and support. To keep a live website checked and corrected, see website monitoring and managed fixes. Payments and refunds follow the signed proposal; see the refund policy.
Your next step
You don’t need a perfect specification to start. You can also email contact@techtenstein.com.