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Start with the goal, audience and journey to improve. We review features, content and accounts, then define scope and reviewable deliverables.

Complete the requirements form with your project type, features and a brief description. We discuss the details with you, then prepare a proposal covering scope, price and timing. Third-party fees and applicable tax are stated in the proposal.

The proposal identifies ownership of deliverables, accounts and licences. Provider accounts belong to the owner, with agreed access and documentation handed over. Third-party tools remain subject to their licences.

Claude and Codex support research, trials, parts of implementation and repeated work. The founder owns decisions and review, and paths are tested before launch. The simulation does not claim a full project can be completed instantly.

You work with the founder responsible for delivery. The scope defines the communication channel and review points so feedback and decisions remain clear.

Yes. Languages and content volume are scoped, with Arabic direction considered in interface and motion. Copywriting, translation and review are specified in the proposal.

We record the change and review scope, cost and schedule effects before implementation. Included revisions and small changes are defined at the start.

An agreed package defines maintenance, responsibilities, limits and response windows. New features and major changes are scoped separately; 24/7 support is not assumed.

Yes, subject to merchant approval and provider availability. We review requirements and test transaction states before activation. Eligibility and financing terms are determined by the provider.

We define the business need and owner approval, with the privacy and consent setup. Every pixel does not need to be enabled without a specific purpose.