ROQ CX

Websites and web apps that make things easier.

Business sites, customer-facing applications, internal tools, and prototypes, built around a task a customer or a colleague needs to finish.

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Who it’s for

“For owners who need a site or a tool that matches how the business actually works. A prototype is available when you need to learn something before committing to a larger build.

If this sounds familiar

  • 1Customers cannot find the answer without calling.
  • 2Staff rely on a spreadsheet or an inbox for work that should have a simple tool.
  • 3An idea needs a tryout before a full build.
  • 4The current site describes the company and does not help anyone complete a task.

What you get

  1. A business website with a clear next step.
  2. A customer-facing or internal web application.
  3. A prototype with a specific question it is meant to answer.
  4. A production build when the prototype, or the brief, has earned it.

How an engagement runs

  1. 1

    Start from the task

    Who is it for, what they are trying to do, and what gets in the way today.

  2. 2

    Decide how far to go

    A prototype, a site, or a production application. We recommend one, based on what you need to learn and what you are ready to run.

  3. 3

    Design and build

    You see the thing while it is being made. Scope stays attached to the task we agreed.

  4. 4

    Leave it operable

    Handover includes where it lives, how to change ordinary content, and what still needs a developer.

What we agree up front

  • We will recommend a conventional site or a form when that is the better fix.
  • We don’t promise a delivery in two weeks, and we quote after we understand the work.
  • A prototype answers a question. It is not automatically the first phase of a larger contract.

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Questions

Do we have to start with a prototype?

No. If the task is already clear, we build the site or the application. A prototype is for when you need to learn something first.

Can you take over an existing site?

Often. We look at what you have before proposing a replacement.

What’s taking too much time?

Tell us where things get stuck. We’ll say whether a build, an automation or a training session makes sense.

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