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SEO-First Development
Every website we build is optimised for search engines from day one — fast load times, clean code, and proper on-page SEO baked in.
OUR PROCESS
A predictable, transparent delivery process
Whether we are designing a website, building a SaaS product or running a marketing campaign, we follow a consistent six-stage workflow. It is the reason our projects ship on time, on budget, and with very few surprises.
OUR DELIVERY WORKFLOW
Our Project Approach
We have refined this workflow over 7+ years and 250+ projects.
06 Steps
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01. Discovery Call
A short, no-obligation call to understand your business, goals and constraints — and to check whether we are the right fit.
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02. Proposal & Scope
A clear written proposal: deliverables, timelines, milestones, costs. No vague line items, no hidden charges.
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03. Discovery Sprint
For larger projects, a paid 1-2 week sprint where we audit your current setup, talk to users and produce a working blueprint.
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04. Design & Build
Two-week sprints with weekly demos, shared boards and clear ownership — so you always know what we are working on.
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05. QA & Launch
Cross-device QA, performance and accessibility checks, security review, then a planned, monitored launch.
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06. Post-Launch Care
Bug fixes, analytics review, performance tuning and a 30-day check-in to make sure the launch is actually working.
Why Choose Infothinks
10 Reasons Businesses Trust Infothinks
From startups to established enterprises, here's what sets Infothinks apart as your preferred website design, development, and digital marketing partner.
Process FAQs
A standard business website is usually 4-6 weeks. A custom web app or SaaS MVP typically runs 8-16 weeks. After the discovery call we share a more accurate timeline against your specific scope.
For most projects, a 30-minute weekly call and a few hours of asynchronous feedback is enough. The more involved you are, the better the outcome — but we will never let lack of input block progress.
Some change is expected. Minor tweaks are absorbed into the sprint. Larger scope changes are documented as a change request with a clear impact on cost and timeline.
Yes. Every project ships with a defect warranty (typically 30-60 days post-launch). Anything that does not work as agreed in the scope is fixed at no extra cost.
