Index · Method
We don’t run a process diagram for show. The five movements below describe how a WebWorks engagement actually unfolds — roughly fourteen weeks, plus ninety days of post-launch care.
Movement I
Weeks 1–2
We embed. Read every support ticket of the last quarter. Sit in on five sales calls. Walk the warehouse, the retail floor, the trading desk — wherever the work actually happens. We leave with a single document: what the business is really trying to do.
Movement II
Weeks 3–4
We isolate the one decision the interface must make easier. Then we systematically remove everything from the brief that doesn’t serve that decision. This is usually the hardest week — for everyone.
Movement III
Weeks 5–9
Design happens in long, uninterrupted sessions, in the browser, against real content. Typography, hierarchy, and motion are decided together — not in static frames that lie about how the thing actually feels.
Movement IV
Weeks 9–14
We write the production code ourselves. No handoff, no degradation, no telephone game. Performance budgets, accessibility, and Core Web Vitals are written into the same brief as the typography.
Movement V
Days 1–90 post-launch
We stay on for ninety days. Real users surface real questions. The design system absorbs the answers. The thing gets quietly, persistently better — because nobody walked away.