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DDRW websites, stores and services. Open a project to explore its task, interface and implemented solutions.

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The DDRW approach

From the interface to a working product

We design the user interface and everything that happens after a click: how an enquiry reaches your team, an order goes through checkout and data appears in a customer portal. We plan these connections alongside structure and design.

We identify the essential features for the first version, agree on stages and acceptance criteria, and plan the next steps around the product’s development.

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How we build our partnership

An agreed scope

We define the first version’s features, stages, budget and acceptance criteria. Additional tasks are discussed separately so the scope stays clear.

A result at every stage

We present structures, designs and working user journeys. We gather feedback and agree on the next step.

Pre-launch testing

We follow the user’s journey: finding a service, sending an enquiry, placing an order or opening portal data. We test the agreed scenarios on desktop and mobile.

How we run projects

You can start with an idea, a link to your current website or a description of the task. A completed specification is not required — we will clarify the starting information together.

  1. 01

    Discovery and estimate

    We discuss your audience, required features and available materials. We propose the first version’s scope and estimate its budget and timeline.

  2. 02

    Structure and interface

    We plan pages and user journeys. We show how people will find a service, make a purchase or complete a task in their portal.

  3. 03

    Development and integrations

    We build the product, connect data and external services, and test the agreed features and key user actions.

  4. 04

    Launch and handover

    We publish the product on its domain and hand over access credentials and project materials. We discuss support and the next development stages.

What you receive

  • A working website or service with agreed features and tested user journeys.
  • Source code and access credentials within the project’s agreed scope.
  • Instructions for updating content and managing enquiries, where these tools are part of the project.
  • Agreements on support and the product’s next development stages.

Let’s discuss your project

Tell us about your product and the outcome you need. We will define the scope, propose an approach and agree on timing and cost.

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