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I've been quietly building something stupid on the side for the past few weeks. It now works end-to-end, which unfortunately means I have to put it on the internet.
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1. Figma: design approved before any build starts
2. Style guide: type, colour and spacing set up as variables
3. Components: every repeated section built once and reused
4. CMS: collections and fields that match how your team publishes
5. Staging: a private link where you review real pages
6. QA: devices, speed, SEO and forms
7. Launch: redirects, DNS and sitemap, then a final check
No surprises at the end, because nothing gets built before it's agreed.
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Staging with a private link is underrated. Clients react so much better to a real page.
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