Process

Same eight steps,every project.

Every engagement runs the same eight stages: discovery, strategy, UX planning, UI design, development, QA, launch and support. You get a demo every week, a fixed quote agreed before anything starts, and one person answerable for the result from the first call to launch day.

Start with discovery See pricing

The eight stages

How a project runs.

Discovery

One call. Your goals, constraints, and an honest answer about whether I am the right fit. No pitch.

Strategy

Positioning, sitemap, and what the site actually has to achieve — agreed before design starts.

UX planning

Flows and wireframes before any pixels get styled, so structure arguments happen cheaply.

UI design

High-fidelity interface built on a component system, reviewed with you as it develops.

Development

Pixel-perfect Webflow or Framer build with a demo every week, in your time zone.

QA

Every breakpoint, browser and interaction tested, plus a page-speed pass before launch.

Launch

Deploy, SEO basics, analytics wired in, redirects mapped, handover docs written.

Support

Post-launch support included — and I stay reachable after it ends.

Time zones

Working from GMT+6,
for GMT−5 and GMT+1.

New York

Overlap roughly 09:00–13:00 ET. Demos and calls land in your morning.

London & Berlin

Nearly the full working day overlaps. Same-day replies are the norm, not the exception.

Async by default

Written updates and recorded walkthroughs, so progress does not wait for a shared hour.

Straight answers

Questions about how it runs.

How long does a website project take?

Two to three weeks for a typical marketing site, three to seven days for a landing page, and two to four weeks for a product design engagement. The timeline is agreed in the quote. In practice content readiness moves dates more often than build time does.

How does working across time zones actually run?

I am in Dhaka, GMT+6. That overlaps European business hours almost entirely and US East Coast mornings from about 09:00 to 13:00 ET. Messages get a reply within 24 hours, always the same day for European clients, and there is a demo call every week at a time that suits you, not me.

What do you need from me during a project?

Copy and assets at the agreed points, one decision-maker who can approve, and about an hour a week for the demo. Projects slip when feedback comes from five people with different opinions.

What if I don’t like the design?

You see it developing weekly, so there is no reveal moment to dislike. Revisions inside scope are included, and if the direction is wrong we find that out in week one, not week five.

Step one is a call.

Thirty minutes, no pitch. If I am not the right fit for the project, I will tell you on that call.

✓Reply within 24 hours
✓Fixed quote, no hourly meter
✓One operator, start to finish

Anowar HossainUI/UX Designer & Developer

Book the discovery call → Or write direct — hello@anowarhdesign.com Or start a project without a call