Working Process

A structured website process from first contact to after-support.

The IQX working process is designed to reduce confusion, collect the right information, confirm scope, manage approvals, and move each website project toward a clearer launch.

  • Discovery
  • Scope
  • Design
  • Build
  • Launch
IQX digital project team planning website design and development workflow
defined checkpoints
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main phases
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Short answer

What is the IQX Solutions working process?

IQX starts with first contact and requirements collection, then confirms scope, quotation, payment, planning, design direction, client review, development, testing, final review, launch, and after-support.

Requirements and business context are collected before production

Scope, quotation, and payment are agreed before build work starts

Client reviews happen at the right stages so changes are easier to manage

Why It Matters

Projects work better when the next step is visible.

Website projects often slow down when scope, content, approvals, or responsibilities are unclear. A defined process helps both sides understand what is happening now, what is needed next, and how decisions affect the final delivery.

Less confusion

Each stage has a clear purpose, so clients know why information, payment, feedback, or approval is needed.

Better control

Scope and feedback are managed through checkpoints instead of uncontrolled changes late in the project.

Cleaner launch

Testing, final review, and after-support are considered before the site goes live.

Step By Step

Full Working Process

These are the common checkpoints used for website, redesign, e-commerce, landing page, and support projects. Some stages may be combined for smaller work.

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Initial contact

The project starts when the client contacts IQX with a website, redesign, SEO, e-commerce, hosting, or support requirement.

Client role

Share the main goal, current problem, preferred deadline, and any existing website or brand links.

Result

IQX can understand whether the request is a new build, redesign, support task, or improvement project.

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Requirements collection

IQX collects the practical requirements, including page needs, features, user actions, content needs, integrations, and technical constraints.

Client role

Provide service details, content, examples, platform access where relevant, and decision-maker information.

Result

The project can be shaped around real needs instead of assumptions.

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Business understanding

The team reviews the business model, audience, competitors, service area, brand tone, and customer journey before recommending direction.

Client role

Explain ideal customers, important services, pricing approach where relevant, and what makes the business different.

Result

Design, content, and page structure become more relevant to the business.

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04

Content and material collection

Website content, images, logos, brand files, product data, testimonials, policies, and legal text are requested where needed.

Client role

Send available material or confirm where IQX should help create, improve, or structure it.

Result

Design and development can move with fewer missing pieces.

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Quotation

IQX prepares a quote or estimate based on the confirmed work, complexity, pages, platform, support needs, and timeline expectations.

Client role

Review the quote, ask questions, and confirm any unclear items before moving ahead.

Result

The cost and scope are easier to compare before commitment.

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06

Confirmation

The project direction, scope, milestones, responsibilities, and working route are confirmed before active production begins.

Client role

Approve the agreed scope and confirm who will provide feedback and final approval.

Result

Both sides have a shared understanding of the work.

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Payment

Payment is handled according to the agreed payment schedule, which may include a deposit, milestones, and final settlement depending on scope.

Client role

Complete the required payment stage so the project can be scheduled and started.

Result

Work begins with commitment and a clear financial structure.

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08

Planning

The project is organized into pages, sections, content priorities, design direction, SEO basics, technical needs, and review points.

Client role

Confirm key pages, service priorities, examples, and any must-have business information.

Result

The build has a clearer plan before visuals or code are produced.

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Design concept

IQX creates the design direction, layout approach, visual hierarchy, and user flow based on the approved plan.

Client role

Review whether the direction matches the brand, business goals, and customer expectations.

Result

The project has a visual direction before full development progresses.

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Client review

The client reviews the design, page structure, content flow, and key decisions at the agreed checkpoint.

Client role

Give consolidated feedback that is specific, practical, and aligned with the project goal.

Result

Feedback is captured when it is easiest to apply.

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Design updates

IQX applies agreed refinements, clarifies content, improves layout details, and resolves practical feedback.

Client role

Confirm whether updates satisfy the review notes or identify any remaining approved-scope changes.

Result

The approved direction becomes stronger before development moves too far.

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Development

The website or requested digital work is built according to the confirmed scope, platform, structure, and approved direction.

Client role

Stay available for technical questions, access requirements, content confirmations, and review points.

Result

The agreed solution moves from plan into working implementation.

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Testing

IQX checks responsiveness, forms, navigation, key pages, browser basics, performance basics, SEO metadata, and practical launch readiness.

Client role

Review the website on real devices and flag any issue that affects business use or customer experience.

Result

Avoidable issues are caught before final handover or launch.

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Final review

The client reviews the finished work against the agreed scope and confirms final launch, handover, or completion readiness.

Client role

Approve the final version or provide final in-scope notes for correction.

Result

The project reaches a controlled approval point.

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Launch

The website is moved live or delivered according to the agreed launch route, hosting arrangement, access setup, and handover plan.

Client role

Confirm final details such as domain, hosting, analytics, forms, and business contact information.

Result

The site goes live with a clearer checklist and less avoidable risk.

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After support

Post-launch guidance, fixes, updates, hosting, maintenance, SEO, or improvement support is handled according to the agreed package or support plan.

Client role

Report issues clearly and request ongoing help through the agreed support channel.

Result

The website remains easier to maintain and improve after delivery.

Practical detail

What the client controls

The client controls business goals, content approval, decision speed, final direction, and access to required business systems.

  • Service details and content
  • Timely feedback and approvals
  • Business decisions and final sign-off
Practical detail

What IQX controls

IQX controls project organization, design direction, development execution, technical recommendations, review guidance, and launch support within the agreed scope.

  • Planning and production workflow
  • Design and technical implementation
  • Testing, handover, and support guidance
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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Most projects follow the same logic, but smaller work may combine stages. Larger projects may need deeper discovery, more review checkpoints, or separate content and SEO planning.

Requirements make the project clearer. They help identify pages, features, integrations, content needs, technical constraints, SEO needs, and possible timeline risks before production begins.

Development starts after the core direction, scope, and required payment stage are confirmed. This helps avoid building against unclear or changing requirements.

Yes. In-scope feedback is handled during review stages. New features, new pages, major layout changes, or structural changes may be reviewed under the modification policy.

Next step

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