Process
How a Ravelo project works, step by step.
Clear steps from the first call to a site or system that keeps improving. The green checkpoints show where nothing moves forward without your approval.
Projects
Six steps from first call to launch.
- 01
Consultation
A short call to understand your business, customers and goals.
You get: A clear recommendation for your first step.
- 02
Written plan
Pages or workflows, content, features, cost and timeline, in writing.
You get: A plan you can hold us to.
You approve the plan - 03
Design
Key pages or the workflow are designed in a private preview, never on your live site.
You get: A preview link to review.
You approve the design - 04
Build and test
Everything is built and checked on every screen size, with forms, speed and accessibility tested.
You get: A list of what was checked.
- 05
Launch
We go live, confirm everything works and hand over how it runs.
You get: A live site or system and a handover guide.
You approve launch - 06
Improve
Real results show what to refine. Changes are agreed with you, never made silently.
You get: Specific, approved improvements.
Monthly services
How a month of social media works.
Ongoing services follow a monthly rhythm, so you always know what's coming and when you're needed.
Plan
Content calendar for the month
You approve the calendarCreate and review
Posts prepared in weekly batches
You approve each batchPublish
Approved posts go out on schedule
Report
What was published and what it achieved
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How long does a project take?
It depends on scope, content and how quickly reviews happen. We agree a realistic timeline in your written plan and tell you early if anything changes.
What do you need from me?
Your goals, information about your services, any brand files and photos you own, and access to your domain or accounts when we get there.
Can I see the work before it goes live?
Yes. Everything is built in a private preview first, and launch only happens after you approve it.
Start a conversation
Start with step one.
The first step is a conversation, not a commitment.