FAQ
Common questions
How does a typical engagement start?
Most engagements begin with a focused working session to clarify the business problem, existing data or readiness artifacts, key stakeholders, and the decision the work needs to support.
Do you need access to business data?
Not always. Many initial assessments can begin with metadata exports, usage statistics, architecture diagrams, readiness outputs, and stakeholder interviews. Sensitive data access can be avoided until it is truly necessary.
Do you replace vendor readiness tools?
No. When vendor readiness outputs already exist, we use them as a starting point and add dependency mapping, usage signals, and custom-logic review to make the output more decision-ready.
Why is the site static-first?
Static-first sites are fast, secure, low-maintenance, and easy to update through Git. Dynamic behavior is added only where it creates clear value, such as a contact form or protected preview pattern.
How do you avoid AI hype?
We evaluate AI opportunities against data readiness, semantic clarity, workflow fit, controls, and ownership. The goal is useful capability, not a demo backlog.
What does boutique mean in practice?
It means senior attention, direct collaboration, clearer accountability, and less handoff noise. The work is intentionally focused and designed around decisions that matter.
Can the site support a CMS later?
Yes. The project is structured around content collections and includes an optional placeholder for a future browser-based Git CMS, but the production site does not depend on a CMS.
What happens after I submit the contact form?
The form can forward inquiries to a configured webhook when deployed. If no webhook is configured, visitors are directed to the contact email instead of seeing a false success state.