Following the consolidation of agreements reached during the consultation session and the client’s initial approval to begin collaboration, the company prepares the official contract text. This contract includes detailed project specifications, mutual obligations, a timeline for execution stages, payment terms, confidentiality clauses, intellectual property rights, termination conditions, and other necessary legal provisions. Upon signing the contract, the client is required to pay 50% of the total project cost as an advance payment to the company’s official account. Additionally, if the project requires the purchase of a domain name, its cost will be calculated and collected separately at this stage. Receipt of the advance payment and the signed contract marks the official start of the project execution process, and the company commits to begin technical operations in accordance with the contract terms.

With the start of the implementation phase, the company's technical and design team begins developing the project's initial draft based on the needs assessment and the information received from the client. At this stage, key design elements such as page structure, information architecture, user interface, initial graphics, and core functionalities are compiled into a comprehensive preliminary design. Once the initial version is complete, a formal session titled "Initial Review and Bug Testing" is held, during which the project draft is presented to the client, and their feedback is collected in writing. The company’s technical team will also conduct functional testing and resolve any initial issues. The goal of this stage is to ensure the proper functionality of the project’s foundational components and their alignment with the client’s initial expectations. All revision points are documented during this meeting and handed over to the technical team for action.

After finalizing the list of revisions and receiving the client's written approval of the draft, the company's execution team enters the final implementation phase. At this stage, all required modifications, optimizations, and developments are applied to the project, and the final version is completed with all features and technical standards. Upon completion, the company must present a final progress report and detailed documentation to the client. The client is then required to review the project and provide written confirmation of satisfaction with the final result. After receiving this confirmation, the client is obligated to pay the remaining 50% of the contract amount. This payment signifies full satisfaction with the services provided and readiness for the formal delivery of the project.

In the final stage, the completed project is formally delivered to the client in the agreed format. Delivery may include sending the original files, deploying the project on the client’s domain or server, or granting full administrative access. At the time of delivery, a training session is held to ensure the client becomes fully familiar with using, editing, and managing the project. This training can be conducted either in person or online and may include user guides and documentation. After delivery, the company commits to providing technical support for the duration specified in the contract. If the client wishes to continue collaboration in areas such as advertising, digital marketing, SEO, or social media, additional consulting sessions and separate contracts can be arranged to ensure the continuous development and growth of the client’s online business.