Managing a Major Scope Change After Website Design ApprovalManaging a Major Scope Change After Website Design Approval
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Three weeks into building the Pasted website, after the design was approved, an 11-page document arrived with a whole new vision. It was beautiful work, and it described a different project at the agreed price. I asked them to decide: keep the approved scope, or pause and price the new idea separately. On day six, they chose the original. We shipped two weeks later.
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Wisdom's avatar
Daniel, the way you framed the choice — keep the approved scope or pause and price the new idea separately — is exactly the kind of move that keeps a project from quietly becoming a different one. Clean handling, and it reads like a useful playbook for the Pasted handoff.
Kishan's avatar
Love the dark look of this website! The typography and bold visuals really stand out
Daniil's avatar
Wow it’s really amazing
Micheal's avatar
Love this. Clear communication and sticking to the agreed scope make all the difference. 👏
Donny's avatar
Clear scope boundaries matter.
Precious's avatar
Really love how you've brought this concept to life.
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