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Delivery Process

TIZZLE runs projects with a product mindset: define the outcome, remove ambiguity, build in focused phases, and keep the client aware of progress and risks.

1. Discovery

Discovery is used to understand:

  • Business goals.
  • Current systems, pages, products, or workflows.
  • User journeys and conversion paths.
  • Technical constraints.
  • Budget reality.
  • Launch timing.
  • Ownership and approval flow.

The output should be a practical scope, not a vague wishlist.

2. Scope Alignment

Before build work starts, TIZZLE aligns on:

  • Deliverables.
  • Commercial model.
  • Timeline and milestones.
  • Content and asset responsibilities.
  • Technical dependencies.
  • Acceptance criteria.
  • Post-launch support expectations.

For software and AI work, scope should also cover data model, permissions, integrations, failure states, and rollout risk.

3. Delivery Cycles

Active delivery typically runs in focused cycles with visible milestones and regular progress updates.

Good delivery updates answer:

  • What shipped.
  • What is currently in progress.
  • What is blocked.
  • What decisions are needed.
  • What comes next.

4. Quality Review

Before launch, projects should be checked against the relevant quality baseline:

  • Responsive behavior across phone, tablet, and desktop.
  • Performance and loading behavior.
  • Accessibility fundamentals.
  • Technical SEO and metadata.
  • Forms, payments, auth, and integrations.
  • Tracking and analytics events.
  • Security-sensitive flows and permissions.
  • Broken links, empty states, and error states.

5. Launch

Launch work may include hosting setup, domain and DNS changes, SSL, redirects, analytics checks, content review, production environment checks, and client handover.

For active long-term projects, the client portal can be used as the operating path for ongoing work and support.

6. Iteration

Launch is the baseline. After release, TIZZLE can support:

  • Website changes.
  • Conversion improvements.
  • Product iteration.
  • Performance and reliability work.
  • Social and campaign execution.
  • Hosting, maintenance, and support.

Next Step

Keep Quality Standards nearby before launch.

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