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You have a specific priority.
A website, identity, product journey, or campaign needs dedicated attention and a defined set of deliverables.
Defined Project
One clear brief.
A finished outcome.
For a business that knows what needs to change. Choose a focused service, agree the deliverables and fee, and move through a project with visible milestones and a clear finish.
Nardo / Studio studies
- Agreed scope + fixed fee
- Two consolidated revision rounds
- Milestones through handover
[1] The right fit
A focused piece of work. Done with a full view.
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You need a clear commitment.
An agreed scope and project fee help your team plan the investment and understand what is being delivered.
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Your team can make decisions.
A named decision-maker, consolidated feedback, and available content keep the work moving through its milestones.
[2] What we shape
Clarity is part of the deliverable.
This is a way of structuring a project, not a one-size-fits-all bundle. The chosen service determines the outputs; the proposal makes the boundaries explicit.
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A defined brief
We identify the problem, audience, goals, and work to be delivered. The proposal lists the deliverables and assumptions so both sides know what is in scope.
Deliverables and scope boundaries
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An agreed project fee
The fee follows the agreed work. Payment milestones, applicable VAT, third-party costs, and handover terms are confirmed in your proposal.
A written investment and payment plan
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Structured reviews
Two consolidated revision rounds are included in the proposal. Feedback is gathered through one point of contact and checked against the agreed brief.
Clear review and approval milestones
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A useful finish
The handover matches the service: working brand files, design documentation, or an agreed website launch. Additional work is discussed and priced before it starts.
The agreed outputs, ready to use
[3] How it works
A beginning, a rhythm, and a finish.
You work directly with Leonardo. Clear priorities, consolidated feedback, and an agreed next step at every milestone.
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Choose the outcome
Discuss the need and select the service or focused combination that can address it.
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Agree the proposal
Confirm deliverables, fee, timeline, review points, and what each side is responsible for.
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Make and review
Work through the milestones, with consolidated feedback at the agreed review points.
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Approve and hand over
Complete the agreed deliverables and handover, and identify any sensible next steps separately.
[4] Scope & investment
Clear before we begin.
Your investment
Fixed project fee
There is no universal project price. Choose a service below to see its starting scope, then we will quote your defined project. The agreed fee changes only when additional scope is approved.
Scope our projectAll fees are in EUR, excluding applicable VAT and third-party costs. A proposal confirms your total investment before you commit.
What we’ll need from you
- One clear outcome and a preferred launch or handover date
- Available content, assets, and access for the chosen service
- One person responsible for feedback and approvals
What needs a separate scope
New deliverables, extra revision rounds, a changed brief, and third-party purchases sit outside the original fee unless included. We discuss their effect on cost and timing before proceeding.
[5] A closer look
See the thinking take shape.
The Forma House exploration shows how a focused brief can connect character, identity, and a specific booking experience. It is a studio concept, not a commissioned project.
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[6] Your questions
A little clarity before hello.
Have a different question? Tell us what you’re considering and we’ll help you find the right starting point.
Ask us a questionHow do you set the fixed fee?
We review the deliverables, complexity, available inputs, and timeline. The proposal defines the fee for that scope; starting prices are a guide to a particular starting scope, not a quote for every project.
What if the scope changes?
We describe the additional work and its effect on the fee and schedule. You approve the change before we do it. Work already agreed remains visible in the project plan.
What does a revision round mean?
One consolidated set of feedback on the agreed work, submitted through the project contact. A new creative direction, a new page, or a changed brief may require additional scope rather than a revision.
Can a defined project lead to ongoing support?
Yes. Once the project is handed over, we can discuss reserved monthly design capacity or a separately scoped next phase. Neither is an automatic commitment.
Your next chapter
Start with the outcome you need.
Bring a rough brief, a deadline, or the thing that needs to work better. We’ll help put clear boundaries around the right project.