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During the meeting, we learn about your business, audience, services, goals, and future plans. We may discuss the pages your website needs, what visitors should be able to do, whether you need a CMS or multiple languages, and the visual direction you prefer. You can also ask questions about pricing, content, maintenance, and the overall process.

After understanding your needs, we compare the Template and Custom Plans and recommend the option that makes the most sense for your goals, requirements, and investment. The Template Plan may suit you when an existing minomus. design provides the right structure and can be adapted to your brand. The Custom Plan may be better when you need a completely original design, structure, or more complex functionality. We will explain our recommendation, possible scope, estimated timeline, preliminary investment, and the next step.

Take the time you need to review the recommendation, explore any suggested template, and ask further questions. You are not expected to make a decision during the meeting. Once you are ready, confirm whether you would like to continue with the Template Plan or Custom Plan. We may then request a few final details about your pages, functionality, languages, branding, and preferred project timing.

We prepare a clear proposal outlining the project goals, included pages and functionality, deliverables, revision rounds, responsibilities, estimated schedule, payment stages, optional services, and final investment. When the proposal, contract, and initial payment are approved, we reserve your project period and provide the instructions needed to begin.

You provide the agreed materials, which may include your logo, website text, service or product information, prices, images, contact details, legal information, and translations. We will explain what is needed and when it should be submitted. For a Template Plan, we adapt your selected minomus. design to your brand, content, pages, and functionality. For a Custom Plan, we create the website structure, user experience, layouts, and visual direction specifically for your business.

We build the responsive website and implement the agreed features. These may include a CMS, forms, booking tools, online-store functionality, galleries, multilingual content, maps, or third-party integrations. Before launch, you review the completed website while we test its layouts, navigation, forms, links, content, functionality, integrations, performance, and compatibility across different devices and browsers. Any remaining work within the agreed scope is completed before final approval.

Once approved, we prepare the website for launch by connecting the domain and hosting, applying security and technical settings, checking forms and email delivery, and completing a final live-site review. After launch, you receive the agreed handover guidance. Where a CMS is included, we show you how to update the relevant website content. Ongoing maintenance, content changes, additional updates, and other website-care services can be arranged separately when required.

Once you find a design that feels right, select it as your preferred template. You can also tell us which sections you particularly like, what you would change, which functionality you need, or whether elements from another minomus. project have caught your attention. Before continuing, review the Template Plan pricing and inclusions on our website so you have a clear idea of what the plan covers. Significant structural changes or advanced custom functionality may require an additional quotation, which will always be discussed with you first.

Book a Template Plan meeting and share some initial information about your business and selected design. You may be asked about your website goals, required pages, functionality, preferred timeline, and any questions you already have. You do not need to prepare all of your website content before the meeting. We will review your selected template beforehand so we can focus the conversation on how it could work for your business.

During the meeting, we discuss your audience, services or products, website goals, branding, required pages, CMS needs, integrations, languages, timeline, and other important requirements. We will explain how the selected template can be adapted within the Template Plan and identify anything that could affect the scope or price. Afterwards, we prepare the final website scope and proposal, including the agreed pages, functionality, deliverables, schedule, responsibilities, revision stages, and final investment. Once everything is approved, the project is confirmed through the agreed contract and initial payment.

You provide the materials needed to transform the template into your own website. Depending on the project, this may include your logo, brand colors, website text, service or product information, prices, images, contact details, testimonials, legal information, and translations. We will guide you through what is needed, how to organize it, and where it will be used.

We reshape the selected template around your brand by adapting its colors, typography, imagery, buttons, decorative details, content styling, and other agreed visual elements. The demo content is replaced with your real business information, and existing sections can often be repurposed to suit different needs. For example, a menu could become a services section, or a gallery could showcase your completed work. We then develop the responsive website and implement the agreed functionality, such as forms, booking integrations, galleries, CMS-managed content, multilingual pages, maps, or other integrations.

Before launch, you receive the website to review and check your content, images, prices, links, forms, mobile presentation, and other agreed features. Once the final changes are approved, we test the website across relevant devices and browsers, including its navigation, forms, links, responsive layouts, CMS functionality, integrations, and performance. Requests for new pages, major structural changes, or additional functionality outside the agreed scope may require a separate quotation.

Once you approve the finished website, we complete the agreed launch preparation. This may include connecting your domain and hosting, enabling security, checking forms and email delivery, connecting analytics, applying final technical settings, and reviewing the live website. After launch, you receive the agreed handover guidance. If your website includes CMS functionality, we will show you how to manage the relevant editable content, such as services, prices, images, portfolio items, working hours, or contact information. Maintenance, content changes, and future website improvements can be arranged separately when needed.

Choose a suitable meeting time and tell us a little about your business, website goals, required functionality, preferred timeline, approximate budget, and anything else you would like to discuss. You do not need to know every page, feature, or technical requirement beforehand. The purpose of the meeting is to understand your business and define the project together. We also strongly recommend sharing a few visual references that reflect what you are drawn to. These can be websites, typography, colors, photography, packaging, interiors, editorial layouts, illustrations, or even individual details. They help us understand the atmosphere and personality you want to achieve without directly copying another design.

During the meeting, we discuss your business, audience, products or services, website goals, brand personality, competitors, required pages, functionality, content-management needs, languages, timeline, and investment expectations. We also look through the visual references you shared and discuss what feels appropriate for your brand. Afterwards, we define the website scope and prepare a proposal covering the agreed pages, functionality, design and development deliverables, revision stages, schedule, responsibilities, and final investment. Nothing outside the agreed scope is added without discussing it with you first.

Once you approve the proposal, the project is confirmed through the agreed contract and initial payment, and your project period is reserved. You will then receive guidance about the next stages, important dates, content deadlines, required files, and feedback process. At this stage, you also begin preparing the agreed website content, such as your logo, text, service or product information, prices, images, testimonials, contact details, legal information, and translations. We will explain what is needed and when it should be provided.

Before designing complete pages, we organize the website around your goals and the people who will use it. This may involve planning the sitemap, page hierarchy, navigation, content priorities, calls to action, user journey, functionality, and CMS structure. Using this strategy together with your brand materials and inspiration, we then establish the creative direction. This can include typography, colors, imagery, layouts, graphic details, interface styling, and the overall visual atmosphere. Depending on the project, this stage may include a moodboard, visual direction proposal, or structural wireframes. For smaller websites, some of this planning may be incorporated directly into the first design concept.

We usually begin with the homepage or another key page that establishes the wider design direction. This brings together the approved strategy, content structure, branding, typography, imagery, colors, and interface elements. You review the first direction and provide consolidated feedback. Once the main visual approach is approved, we design the remaining pages and features so that each serves its own purpose while remaining part of one consistent experience.

Once the designs are approved, we develop the responsive website for desktop, tablet, and mobile devices and implement the agreed functionality. This may include forms, booking integrations, galleries, animations, multilingual content, online store features, maps, analytics, and third-party integrations. Where a CMS is included, we configure the agreed editable areas so you can manage relevant content such as services, prices, products, portfolio projects, images, testimonials, working hours, blog posts, or contact information without making the website unnecessarily difficult to maintain. Your final approved content is then added and checked throughout the website.

Before launch, you receive access to review the completed website. You can check the content, imagery, prices, links, forms, CMS areas, responsive presentation, and other agreed features before submitting your feedback. We test the website across relevant devices and browsers. This may include navigation, links, forms and email delivery, CMS functionality, integrations, responsive layouts, performance, accessibility basics, analytics, and security settings. New pages, major changes to an already approved direction, or additional functionality outside the agreed scope may require a separate quotation.

Once the website is approved, we prepare it for launch. After launch, you receive the agreed access details and handover guidance. If a CMS is included, we show you how to confidently update the relevant content. Maintenance, security and software updates, content changes, additional pages, and future improvements can be arranged separately as your business and website continue to grow.