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[02] // System Queries
Technical FAQQ:What is the exact deployment SLA?
A:We operate on an asynchronous Productized Engineering Subscription model to eliminate meeting bloat and maximize shipping velocity. For our Standard tier, you can expect a 2 to 4 day turnaround per active request. For our Pro tier, we guarantee a prioritized 1 to 2 day turnaround. For standalone enterprise applications and native mobile apps, precise development timelines (typically ranging from 8 weeks to 6+ months) are strictly defined during our initial paid scoping phase.
Q:How is post-deployment infrastructure handled?
A:A high-performance web asset is not a static PDF; it is a living application. Browsers update, APIs deprecate, and security vulnerabilities emerge. I offer transparent Monthly SLAs (Infrastructure as a Service) to handle continuous security patching, Next.js dependency updates, Uptime Ops, and edge network hosting.
Q:What data do I need to provide to initiate a build?
A:I need your business logic, not a design board. Provide your current domain (if migrating), a list of required integrations (e.g., Stripe, HubSpot, Clerk), and your primary conversion goals. If you have brand guidelines (HEX codes, vector logos), package them. I will engineer the database schema, UI system, and routing architecture from there.
Q:Do you use WordPress, Wix, or Squarespace?
A:Absolutely not. Those platforms rely on bloated client-side JavaScript, heavy CSS overrides, and vulnerable third-party plugins. I write custom React/Next.js code. If you require a Content Management System (CMS), I implement headless architectures (like Sanity or Contentlayer) that do not compromise your Core Web Vitals.