Your design is approved, but development is waiting
We review the files, required pages and functionality, then scope the build. Your team can keep directing the account while production moves forward.
For agencies
When an approved project needs more production capacity, Pixel2Tech can handle the agreed design, development or editing work. You stay responsible for your client relationship; we agree who manages the brief, feedback and delivery before the project starts.
Turn approved designs into Shopify, WordPress or custom websites, including responsive pages, product layouts and the integrations in your brief.
Give us the brand guidelines and required formats. We develop layouts, social creatives and campaign assets that belong to the same visual system.
Supply the footage, references and delivery formats. We edit the story, captions, graphics and versions agreed for each channel.
Use us for a complete build or a clearly scoped production task. Share your review process so feedback reaches the right person and version.
Start with the gap in your team. That tells us what to take on and what should stay with you.
We review the files, required pages and functionality, then scope the build. Your team can keep directing the account while production moves forward.
We agree an asset list, source material and review rounds. That gives both teams a concrete delivery plan instead of an open-ended request for extra help.
Bring us in for the Shopify, website, design or video part. We define the hand-off points so your other specialists know what to supply and what they will receive.
Send the platform, pages or assets, designs, content status and target date. Tell us whether client calls and approvals go through your team or include us.
We outline deliverables, dependencies, review points and a written quote. Work starts once the scope is agreed and the required assets or access are ready.
Your nominated reviewer gathers feedback at the agreed checkpoints. We make the scoped changes, check the delivery and hand over the files or access listed in the proposal.
For example: “We have an approved six-page design, final copy and a WordPress build to deliver. Our project manager will collect client feedback.” This lets us assess the work, dependencies and schedule together.
Your next step
Share the work you want us to own. We will review the requirements, flag missing inputs and discuss a scope your agency can plan around.
Project pages explain our role. Agency partner engagements are labelled as white-label work.