Discovery
Start with your agency, existing systems and desired employer work. Reuse the accurate material and research you already have.
Agree the work, costs and decisions before building. An unexpected ATS migration is a fairly large surprise to hide inside a homepage.
Start with your agency, existing systems and desired employer work. Reuse the accurate material and research you already have.
Agree essential pages, responsibilities, price and approval steps. Put later ideas into a separate phase.
Use your identity and specialist content. Check that employers and candidates can read and use it on a phone.
Build the agreed pages and workflows. Confirm any ATS connection, application destination and content editing access.
Test enquiries, applications, mobile and keyboard use. Check page facts, schema and the agreed workflow behaviour.
Review the delivered journeys together. Your team approves content and records any changes before launch.
Record useful URLs, plan redirects and verify the switch. Observe search performance separately after release.
Thirty days of post-launch support, followed by the agreed hosting and maintenance. Costs and ownership are set out in your contract.
With permission, we rebuild one public role as a private, time-limited example. A side-by-side view makes the proposed change easier to assess.
A fuller review follows qualification. We use public job facts, without submitting applicants or collecting candidate data.
The same person runs that review each time. Who you are working with sets out the studio and the founder behind the work.
Acceptance means observable behaviour: accurate pages, working redirects and the right desk receiving the enquiry.
Search rankings and AI mentions are then observed separately, with their limits attached.
What we need from your team, how the first release is bounded, and what counts as done.
Your specialist knowledge, approvals and access to the current site and ATS. ScopeSite builds and tests. Your team signs off the content.
We agree essential pages, price and acceptance criteria first. Later ideas go into a separate phase.
With permission, we rebuild one public role as a private, time-limited example. We use public job facts and do not submit applicants or collect candidate data.
Observable behaviour: accurate pages, working redirects and the right desk receiving the enquiry. Search rankings and AI mentions are observed later, with their limits attached.
Choose one journey to review before deciding what to build.