How to send invoices online: a step-by-step guide
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Read →Every Startit project goes through six defined phases. No improvisation, no surprises. Here we explain exactly what happens from the moment we say "ok" to when your product is live.
Speed without process is chaos. Process without speed is bureaucracy. Startit's methodology is designed to have both: a defined flow that executes fast because it's clear, not because steps are skipped.
Everything starts with a conversation — or a form, if the client prefers to start in writing. The goal of this phase is one thing: to understand exactly what needs to be built and for whom.
Our research module processes the brief and produces:
At the end of the day, the client receives an alignment document. If something doesn't fit, it's adjusted here — not in week three.
With the validated brief, the architecture module defines:
This phase produces the project blueprint. Nothing gets built without this blueprint.
The design module works from the wireframes and produces:
The client reviews and approves before a single line of code is written.
The development module implements the approved design:
The client can see progress in staging from day one of development.
The QA module runs:
Bugs found are resolved the same day.
At the end of phase 6, the product is live.
Each phase has a concrete deliverable and a maximum duration. There's no room for "let's see how it goes" — the project has structure, and structure generates speed.
The result for the client: they know exactly where the project stands at all times, they don't have to chase updates, and when we finish, we're truly done.
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