A clear scope. A working result. One person responsible.

Three ways to work together

Website Build

For a new website or a substantial rebuild. We define the pages, content responsibilities, editing needs, and launch requirements. I handle the agreed design and development.

Web App Build

For a portal, internal tool, or defined product release. We choose the users and core workflow, then agree on the screens, system behavior, and integrations included in the project. Larger ideas can be broken into separately scoped milestones.

Product Improvement

For a specific part of an existing product: a difficult workflow, an interface that needs redesign, or a useful new feature. AI functionality can be included when we can define the task, how to evaluate the result, and what happens when it fails.

WordPress and CMS work can be part of a Website Build. Mobile work is considered when it fits a clearly defined scope and schedule.

1. Understand the job

We start with the people using the product and the task they need to complete. I ask about the existing system, the constraints, and the decisions you have already made.

2. Agree on the scope

We define deliverables, responsibilities, acceptance criteria, and timing. You’ll know what is included and what would need a separate decision. The price is agreed before the build begins.

3. Design, build, and review

I connect the user experience with the implementation. AI agents support scaffolding, drafts, and repeatable tasks. I direct that work, review changes, and check the agreed behavior.

You review progress at agreed milestones, so feedback has a clear place in the project.

4. Prepare for use

We review the result against the scope and prepare the agreed launch or handoff. That can include source code, setup notes, and an explanation of how to maintain what has been built. The exact handoff is part of the project agreement.

AI is part of the process

I describe Built By Andre as an AI-assisted software factory. It means I use agents to support the build while remaining responsible for the decisions and the delivered result.

If your team has requirements for AI tools or the information they may use, we address those before work starts.

A schedule that fits the work

I work independently outside my full-time role at AlphaDog Solutions. Projects need a defined scope and room for asynchronous collaboration. We agree on availability and milestones before making a delivery commitment.

Ongoing support and future changes are discussed separately so the initial project has a clear finish.

Start with the part you need delivered

Send me the problem, the people it affects, and the timing you have in mind. We can work out the scope from there.