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How does the design review and feedback process actually work?

You see working prototypes early and often, not a single "big reveal" after weeks of silence. Feedback happens in structured rounds with a defined number of revisions built into the original scope, so your input has a clear place to land instead of arriving as a constant stream of ad hoc requests mid-build that quietly blow the timeline. If a request falls outside the agreed rounds, we tell you what it costs before doing it, not after.

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You see working prototypes early and often, not a single "big reveal" after weeks of silence. Feedback happens in structured rounds with a defined number of revisions built into the original scope, so your input has a clear place to land instead of arriving as a constant stream of ad hoc requests mid-build that quietly blow the timeline. If a request falls outside the agreed rounds, we tell you what it costs before doing it, not after.

You see working prototypes early and often, not a single “big reveal” after weeks of silence. Feedback happens in structured rounds with a defined number of revisions built into the original scope, so your input has a clear place to land instead of arriving as a constant stream of ad hoc requests mid-build that quietly blow the timeline. If a request falls outside the agreed rounds, we tell you what it costs before doing it, not after.

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