Launch allowances are documented limits—not “free forever” claims.See verified limits →

CONNECTED ACCOUNTABILITY

The person defining the architecture stays responsible for the build.

The process is designed to expose risk early, prevent anonymous handoffs, and leave the client with an understandable operating system.

PHASE 01

Frame

Clarify the business outcome, audience, constraints, owner inputs, and disqualifying conditions.

PHASE 02

Architect

Define the content model, user paths, data boundary, providers, fallbacks, and migration path.

PHASE 03

Construct

Build semantic pages, typed configuration, isolated dynamic routes, and editable visual assets.

PHASE 04

Verify

Test accessibility, performance, security, resilience, content, and the JavaScript-disabled path.

PHASE 05

Launch

Deploy into client-owned accounts with usage caps, monitoring, rollback, and recovery instructions.

PHASE 06

Operate

Maintain through SITEBORNE Care or transfer through the documented operating system.

Decision record

Major architecture, provider, scope, accessibility, security, and exclusion decisions are documented.

Fresh-clone rule

The base site installs, runs, builds, and demonstrates modules without paid credentials.

Acceptance rule

No launch occurs with a broken build, exposed secret, inaccessible primary journey, fabricated claim, or undocumented third-party cost.

Begin with useful context.

The project brief creates a reviewable record before a consultation is offered.

Start the project brief