Implementation Standards

What Your Agency Actually Receives

Every project I take on follows a strict implementation framework designed for agencies that value predictable builds and long-term maintainability.

This page outlines exactly what your agency receives when a project moves into development.

There are no hidden steps, no vague deliverables, and no surprises after handoff.

The Architecture Standard

The difference between a disposable website and a maintainable agency asset is the architecture underneath it.

Every Figma design is translated into Bricks Builder using a structured system designed for predictability, performance, and long-term stability.

Structured Class System

Layouts are built using reusable BEM classes instead of random inline styling. Typography and spacing remain mathematically consistent.When updates are required later, your team adjusts a single global class instead of hunting down dozens of individual elements.

Predictable Layouts

Sections and containers follow a strict, logical hierarchy.If your internal team needs to take over the project in the future, they will immediately understand how the site is built without having to reverse-engineer my work.

Bloat-Free Performance

Sites are built with exceptionally clean code and rely on zero unnecessary plugins.This guarantees aggressive load times and ensures long-term WordPress stability for your client.

The $900 Handoff Protocol

Most developers finish a project by sending login credentials and disappearing.

That is not a handoff.

Every build includes a structured three-part handoff protocol designed to remove your agency from the client-training loop.

The Architecture Ledger

Your team receives a concise written overview of the site structure, layout patterns, and custom post type setup.This gives your developers a clear map of how the system works.

The Internal Agency Walkthrough

A technical video walkthrough recorded specifically for your internal team.This walkthrough explains the layout structure, class naming conventions, and how new pages or sections can be safely extended.

The White-Label Client Training

A clean, unbranded walkthrough your agency can send directly to the client.It demonstrates how they can safely update content such as text, images, and services without affecting the layout.Your agency gets the credit, and it removes the need for unpaid training calls.

Typical Development Timeline

Once the Figma design is finalized and the scope is confirmed, agency projects follow a predictable, transparent implementation schedule. The exact timeline scales with page count, but a standard build follows this cadence:

Phase 1

The Foundation

Mapping your Figma variables (colors, typography, spacing) into a locked global design system. Building the core reusable sections.

Phase 2

Core Implementation

Developing the homepage, key marketing pages, and integrating any required Custom Post Types. This happens on a private staging link so your agency can monitor progress.

Phase 3

Refinement

Cross-device responsive calibration, animation tuning, and aggressive performance optimization. The site is visually and structurally locked.

Phase 4

Deployment & Handoff

Final agency review. Once approved, I generate the architecture documentation, record the internal walkthrough, and package the white-label client training.

Project Investment

Dedicated Bricks Builder implementations start at $900 USD per project.

The final investment scales based on:

Total number of unique page layouts
Custom Post Type and dynamic data complexity
Third-party API or advanced software integrations
Complex animation requirements

Every project begins with a clearly defined, itemized scope before a single line of code is written.
No hourly billing. No hidden retainers.

Test the Build First

You shouldn’t hand a live client design to a developer without first seeing how they build.

Send a section from your finalized Figma file. I’ll rebuild it in Bricks Builder so you can review the design accuracy, responsive behavior, and overall code quality before we ever discuss a full $900 build.

This ensures the layout is structurally sound and that your internal team—even without a senior developer—can confidently manage and update the site without breaking the layout.

No sales calls. No account managers.
Just a straightforward test build directly with the developer building your site.

Initial response within 24 hours.
Your information is strictly used to deliver this test build. No marketing. No tracking.