You bring the decisions.
Confirm the scope, roster and locations. Arrange the necessary content permissions. Review changes and approve the exact website for launch.
Your current website stays live while we prepare what comes next. Review the concept, refine it privately and approve the final website before the public changeover.
Explore the six steps. The public website only changes at the authorized launch.

Your current website and its existing customer routes stay in place during preparation.

Meet the independent businesses within.
You explore. We explain.
Illustrated service journey using fictional websites. Review arrangements are agreed per project; these are not customer account screens.
Explore the website concept prepared for your property. Discuss the design, your people and what would make the experience useful.
Confirm the deliverables, permissions, responsibilities, timeline and continuing costs. Accept the agreed scope and authorize the agreed payment.
DGENIUS finishes the production details privately: approved content, responsive layouts and the customer journey. Your existing site continues operating.
Review available progress through the agreed private review process. Request changes and confirm the details with your DGENIUS contact.
Review the specific revision prepared for launch. Your approval applies to that version. Changes to the approved revision return to review before release.
DGENIUS coordinates the authorized hosting or domain changeover, then checks the public site and begins the agreed care. Redirects, SSL, booking routes and recovery arrangements are part of the launch plan.
You know the property and the people. We turn approved information into a considered website, with decisions made at the right time.
Confirm the scope, roster and locations. Arrange the necessary content permissions. Review changes and approve the exact website for launch.
Prepare the design and pages, explain what needs attention, coordinate the agreed technical work and check the experience after the authorized changeover.
Participating professionals confirm the content, services and appointment routes that represent their businesses.
No. Payment authorizes the agreed work. Final website approval and the authorized public changeover are separate steps.
You normally keep your existing domain. We coordinate the approved hosting or DNS changes needed for the new site; a registrar ownership transfer is not automatically required. Email and unrelated services are accounted for in the plan.
We agree the protected review arrangements and how available progress and change requests are shared for your project. Your DGENIUS contact guides that process.
Launch is coordinated, not promised as an instant or risk-free switch. Hosting, DNS, SSL and third-party providers can affect timing. The launch plan covers checks and recovery arrangements.
The same private preparation, review and approval process applies. We agree the intended public address and launch steps without an existing website to replace.
Start with a conversation about your property and the experience your next website should create.
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