Development support for agencies

This engagement fits an agency with a design direction and a need for frontend or CMS implementation. We agree who supplies the designs and content, who reviews the build and who communicates with the end client before the work starts.

The scope can cover responsive page components, content fields and API integration, interactions, forms and launch checks. Brand strategy, copywriting and other specialist work can remain with your team or be scoped separately.

• Design inputs Identify approved desktop/mobile layouts, assets, interaction notes and unresolved decisions.
• Content ownership Map editable content and define which updates an editor can make.
• Review process Agree a preview environment, review rounds and acceptance criteria.
• Delivery Document repository, deployment, dependencies and the owner of ongoing updates.

Cambridge Research Park documents my Next.js frontend and WordPress integration with GraphQL and ACF. 1540 Broadway documents responsive property-page implementation with WordPress-managed content.

Those case studies describe my contribution. For a new engagement, attribution, confidentiality, white-label requirements and end-client contact are discussed explicitly rather than assumed.

Share the design, page/component inventory, publishing requirements, target launch and any existing code. We can identify a first implementation milestone and estimate the work that depends on content, integrations or other suppliers.

Available working-hour overlap, project capacity and support expectations are agreed for the actual engagement. A short initial scope can help both teams establish a useful review process.

Use the website brief builder to organize inputs, or the feedback planner to record specific changes. Explore the Next.js service and migration planning guide for related scope.