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BrewingHOT · Our development process

A Clear,
Reliable Process
for Every Project.

One subscription. A structured workflow. Development support when you need it.

From your first task to final delivery, BrewingHot makes WordPress and Shopify development easier to manage. Submit your requests, share your designs and requirements, and let our development team handle the implementation. Whether you run a digital agency, design studio, SEO agency or ecommerce business, our subscription model gives you a structured way to get development work done without managing an in-house team or coordinating multiple freelancers.

From $1,499/monthOne active request per planNo long-term contracts
Six steps. No guesswork.

How Our Development
Process Works

01

Choose Your Development Subscription

Start with the subscription that fits your workflow.

Choose WordPress development for websites, landing pages, Elementor builds, customisations and ongoing WordPress tasks. Choose Shopify development for ecommerce stores, theme customisation, custom sections, storefront improvements and other supported Shopify tasks.

Our subscription model is designed to make development capacity easier to access and manage, without hiring a full-time developer for every requirement.

02

Complete Your Onboarding

Once you subscribe, we’ll help you prepare the information needed to get started.

Depending on your project, this may include

  • Your website or store URL
  • Design files, Figma links or reference websites
  • Project requirements and technical specifications
  • Brand guidelines, assets and content
  • Relevant staging access and development credentials
  • Your preferred communication and feedback process

The clearer the brief, the easier it is for us to understand your expectations and begin work efficiently.

For agencies working under their own brand, we can align our workflow with your agreed white-label delivery requirements.

03

Submit Your Development Requests

Send us your tasks through the agreed task submission process.

You can request a new page, implement a Figma design, customise a theme, improve an existing layout, fix a supported issue or make ongoing website improvements.

For each request, include the expected outcome, relevant assets, technical requirements and any deadlines or dependencies.

Examples of development requests

  • Build a WordPress page from a Figma design
  • Convert a design into an Elementor layout
  • Create a Shopify landing page
  • Customise Shopify theme sections
  • Improve a product page layout
  • Fix responsive layout issues
  • Update website components or styling
  • Implement supported integrations

We’ll review your request and clarify any missing details before proceeding.

04

We Review, Prioritise and Develop

Once your task is ready, our team reviews the requirements and works on the agreed priority.

We focus on clear execution, maintainable implementation and consistency with your design, brand and technical requirements.

Depending on the task, development may involve

  • Reviewing the existing website or theme
  • Assessing the design and technical requirements
  • Planning the implementation
  • Building or customising the required components
  • Checking responsive behaviour
  • Testing relevant functionality
  • Preparing the work for your review

Larger tasks may need to be broken into smaller deliverables so progress remains clear and feedback is easier to manage.

Delivery timelines depend on task complexity, available subscription capacity, dependencies and the clarity of the brief.

05

Review the Work and Request Revisions

When a task is ready, we’ll share the work for your review.

Check the implementation against your original brief and provide consolidated feedback. If adjustments are needed, we’ll work through revisions within the agreed task scope.

To keep the process efficient, we recommend providing specific feedback, annotated screenshots or updated design files rather than separate, conflicting instructions.

If the requirements change substantially after development begins, we may need to reassess the scope and priority before continuing.

Our goal is to deliver work that meets the agreed requirements—not simply to mark a task as completed.

06

Approve, Launch and Continue

Once the work has been reviewed and approved, the final step depends on your project.

We can prepare the deliverables for handover, implement approved changes in the relevant environment, or support the agreed deployment workflow.

For agency partners, the handover can follow your established client delivery process.

Need more work after launch? Submit the next request through your subscription workflow. Use your development subscription for ongoing improvements, new pages, design implementation and other supported tasks as your business evolves.

Two platforms. One workflow.

Built for WordPress
and Shopify Workflows

WordPress development process

Our WordPress workflow supports agency websites, business websites, landing pages and ongoing WordPress development. Depending on your subscription and task requirements, work may include:

  • Figma-to-WordPress implementation
  • Elementor development
  • Theme customisation
  • Responsive page development
  • WooCommerce improvements
  • Website redesigns and layout updates
  • Supported plugin integrations
  • Bug fixes and ongoing improvements

We assess the existing setup and requirements before starting, particularly when working with third-party themes, plugins or custom functionality.

Explore WordPress Development Subscription
A white-label workflow for agencies

Your Brand. Your Client Relationship.
Our Development Support.

BrewingHot helps agencies deliver website projects without needing to build a larger in-house development team.

You manage your client relationships, strategy and project direction. We provide development support according to the agreed workflow and scope.

We can work behind the scenes under agreed white-label arrangements. Client communication, access permissions, confidentiality and branding requirements should be confirmed during onboarding.

Keep your agency focused on growth while your development work follows a repeatable process.

Our white-label process helps you

  • Handle more development work with your existing team
  • Reduce the need to recruit for every new project
  • Turn design files into working websites
  • Support WordPress and Shopify client requirements
  • Manage ongoing updates through a subscription
  • Maintain a consistent handover and review process
Organised by design

How We Keep Development
Projects Organised

Good development is not only about writing code. It also depends on how work is briefed, prioritised, reviewed and delivered.

Clear Task Requirements

We encourage detailed briefs, design references and defined acceptance criteria so the team understands what needs to be built.

Defined Priorities

Tasks are reviewed and prioritised according to your subscription arrangement, task complexity and available capacity.

Structured Feedback

Consolidated feedback helps reduce unnecessary back-and-forth and makes revisions easier to manage.

Quality Checks

Where relevant, we check layouts, responsive behaviour, links and the functionality covered by the task requirements before presenting the work for review.

Transparent Scope

If a request involves additional complexity, new requirements or an unexpected technical limitation, we’ll clarify the situation before proceeding with a revised approach.

Ongoing Improvements

Your website is rarely finished after one task. A subscription gives you a repeatable workflow for continuing development as your business and client requirements change.

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What You Need
to Get Started

You don’t need a perfect technical specification to begin, but providing the right information helps us work more efficiently.

For white-label agency work, also specify any client-facing communication rules, branding requirements and handover expectations.

If you’re unsure how to describe a technical task, explain the problem and show us what you want to achieve. We can help clarify the requirements before development begins.

Before submitting your first task, prepare

  • A clear description of the required outcome
  • Your website or Shopify store URL
  • Figma files, screenshots or design references, if applicable
  • Brand assets, copy and relevant images
  • Required functionality and integration details
  • Appropriate access to the necessary environment
  • Any dependencies or important delivery dates
Straight answers

Frequently Asked
Questions

1. How does the BrewingHot development subscription work?

You choose a WordPress or Shopify development subscription, complete onboarding and submit development tasks through the agreed workflow. Tasks are reviewed, prioritised, developed and presented for your feedback. Once approved, you can continue with your next request.

2. Can I submit multiple tasks at once?

You can prepare and submit multiple requests, subject to the task management process for your subscription. The number of tasks actively worked on at the same time depends on your specific plan and agreed capacity.

3. How long does each development task take?

There is no single timeline for every task. A straightforward content or layout change will generally require less work than a custom integration or complex theme modification. We assess requirements, dependencies and available capacity before establishing a realistic delivery expectation.

4. Can you build directly from Figma?

Yes, Figma-based implementation can be supported for suitable WordPress and Shopify projects. Share your design file, responsive layouts, assets and any relevant interaction requirements so we can assess the implementation.

5. Do you support Elementor and WooCommerce?

We support relevant WordPress and WooCommerce development tasks, including suitable Elementor builds, theme customisation and store improvements. The exact scope depends on the technical requirements and your subscription.

6. Can you work with Shopify themes and custom sections?

Yes, suitable Shopify theme customisation and custom section development can be included. We’ll review the theme, required behaviour and any app or platform limitations before confirming the implementation approach.

7. Do you provide white-label development for agencies?

Yes. BrewingHot is designed to support agencies that need development fulfillment behind their own services. Branding, communication arrangements, access and handover expectations should be agreed during onboarding.

8. What happens if I need revisions?

Provide clear feedback against the original brief. Revisions that fall within the agreed task scope can be addressed through the workflow. Significant changes to requirements may need to be treated as a new or revised task.

9. Can you work on an existing website?

Yes, subject to an initial review of the website, codebase, theme, plugins, apps and access requirements. Some legacy systems or third-party components may introduce limitations that need to be assessed first.

10. What if my task requires custom functionality?

Share the desired outcome and any technical requirements. We’ll assess feasibility, dependencies and scope before proceeding. Complex integrations or work outside the agreed subscription scope may require a separate arrangement.

11. What happens after a task is completed?

You can review the deliverable, provide any in-scope feedback and approve the work. You can then submit another supported task as part of your ongoing development workflow.

Your next move

Ready to Make
Development Easier?

Whether you need ongoing WordPress improvements, Shopify storefront development or a dependable white-label development partner, BrewingHot gives you a structured way to move work forward.

Choose the platform that fits your needs and start building a more manageable development workflow.