Service / Scope dossier
Custom Web Feature Sprint
One stubborn web feature, cut to a clear finish line and shipped into the product you already have.
The promise
Stop carrying the same “almost done” feature from sprint to sprint.
Outcomes
- One named workflow reaches a reviewable definition of done.
- Failure and recovery states are not left for later.
- The team receives code, tests, and a concise handoff.
Scope
Included
- Scope lock for one user-visible feature or workflow
- Implementation in the existing supported codebase
- Focused loading, empty, error, and success states
- Relevant automated test coverage
- Review notes + maintainable handoff
Deposit
$500credited to your first sprint
Deliverables
- Implemented scoped feature
- Focused tests
- Pull request or reviewed code package
- Handoff and follow-up notes
Process
1
Reproduce and lock scope
2
Implement the smallest complete path
3
Test states and regressions
4
Review, document, and hand off
Guardrails
You’ll bring
- Runnable repository and environment access
- One decision-maker
- A testable definition of done
Not included
- An open-ended redesign or rewrite
- Multiple unrelated features
- Unreviewed production deployment or data migration
FAQ
IP — who owns what?
Ownership and licensing are stated in the reviewed agreement for the engagement.
Revisions — how does that work?
Revision allowances and change-request handling are stated in the reviewed scope.
Warranty?
Support and defect-remediation terms are stated in the reviewed agreement.
NDA?
Confidentiality requirements are reviewed during scoping and documented before work begins.
Deposits?
The applicable deposit, crediting, cancellation, and refund terms are confirmed in the reviewed agreement before checkout.