Small enough to inspect.
Complete enough to use.

We agree a bounded piece of work, make it concrete and leave you with the decisions behind it. An initial scope is a conversation, not a package price.

Agree the
decision.

Choose one audience, one task and the uncertainty that is getting in the way. Confirm who can supply facts and who can approve the work.

You keep: a written scope with exclusions.

Make the
example real.

Turn available material into actual copy, an interaction sequence or two approaches. Keep unknowns visible rather than filling them with claims.

You keep: an inspectable working artifact.

Review the
next move.

Walk through the artifact together. Separate what is decided, what needs evidence and what would require a further engagement.

You keep: an annotated handover and open questions.

What this first piece
does not include.

A small scoping engagement does not include a production launch, backend integration, ongoing support or evidence that has not been collected.

Timing, fees, rights and responsibilities belong in an agreed proposal. If the work needs another specialist, make that dependency explicit before proceeding.

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What working
together was like.

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