Build
Developer works from the agreed priority and existing design / technical standards.
How it works
A developer workflow your agency can actually adopt.
No new bureaucracy. We agree where work enters the queue, where it is built, how your team reviews it and what “done” means.
agency-deliveryLive
Client projectHomepage build In review
Technical taskAPI integration Building
01 · Onboarding
Start with the workflow, not a sales deck.
A short setup gives the developer enough context to work like part of your delivery team instead of another outside vendor.
agency-config.yml
stack: WordPress + WooCommerce
repo: your Git workflow
staging: your environment
tasks: your PM tool
review: agency first
client-facing: white-labelAccess map
Use the minimum access needed for WordPress, repositories, staging, hosting and task tools.
Definition of done
Agree QA expectations, review ownership, deployment rules and communication rhythm.
First queue
Start with representative work so both sides calibrate task size, context and review quickly.
02 · Daily delivery
One queue. Clear priority. Visible progress.
The monthly developer relationship works best when your agency keeps a living queue instead of restarting scope discussions for every small task.
Ready2
Build campaign page
Fix form tracking
Building2
Woo checkout update
Reusable content block
Agency review2
Homepage responsive QA
Schema component
Shipped2
Redirect migration
Header bug fix
03 · Review & ship
Keep your agency in the approval seat.
The developer handles implementation and technical QA; your team keeps client context, creative judgment and the final release decision.
Technical QA
Responsive behavior, obvious regressions and implementation details are checked before handoff.
Agency review
Your team reviews in staging and returns any client-context or creative notes.
Launch
Production deployment follows your preferred release process and access model.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Clear answers before the work starts.
Still unsure? Send us your current backlog.
The default site setting uses a 1–2 business day target, but timing depends on access, developer availability and how quickly the first workflow can be confirmed.
No. The service is designed to fit into your existing tools whenever practical.
Yes. A monthly developer model is designed for a living agency queue, so priorities can move as client needs change.
Your agency does by default. Client-facing participation can be arranged only if your preferred workflow calls for it.
Ready when your backlog is
Make the next developer feel like part of the team.
Share the tools you use and a sample backlog. We can shape the working loop around the process you already have.
01 Share the queue02 Match the specialty03 Start shipping
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