Most agencies quote 4 to 8 weeks for a new website. Not because the work takes that long — because the process is bloated with redundant revision loops, slow handoffs, and legacy tooling.
We rebuilt the process from the ground up around three principles:
1. A fixed architectural plan
Before a single line of code is written, we lock in scope, sitemap, and content structure. No moving targets, no scope creep mid-build.
2. AI-assisted implementation
We use Claude Code and modern frameworks like Next.js and Astro to eliminate boilerplate. What used to take a developer three days of setup now takes an afternoon.
3. One clean revision cycle
Instead of endless back-and-forth, we batch feedback into a single structured revision pass before launch.
The result: a site that would traditionally take 6 weeks, delivered in 7 days — without cutting corners on performance or design.