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Planning the work
Make the responsibilities, inputs and decisions clear before delivery begins.
Working with Geeklab
Getting started
Understand the fit and what to bring to the first conversation.
We bring strategy, brand, websites and marketing together around your business. You can work with us on a focused project or an agreed programme of ongoing digital support.
Our published work includes certification bodies, software businesses, energy and industrial companies, consumer brands and media organisations. The case studies explain the scope of individual projects.
Yes. We are based in Somerset West, Cape Town, and work with organisations in South Africa and internationally. Communication, review points and delivery arrangements are agreed around the people involved.
The 30-minute discovery call is a conversation about your business, priorities and where you need support. We explore the fit and agree the next step. You do not need a finished brief.
Working with Geeklab
Planning the work
Make the responsibilities, inputs and decisions clear before delivery begins.
Bring the problem you want to address, the people involved and any useful existing material. Examples, current websites, brand guidelines and known requirements help us understand the context. We identify further information or access as the brief develops.
We clarify the intended outcome, deliverables, responsibilities, dependencies and review points. The agreed scope gives both teams a shared understanding of the work before it starts.
Most website projects take 4–16 weeks. Other work depends on its scope, and we confirm milestones once we’ve seen your brief.
Yes. Tell us the date and what needs to be ready, and we’ll confirm what we can deliver by then.
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Working together
Know how decisions, communication and handover will work.
Yes. We agree where advice or delivery support is needed and how it fits with your team and other partners. Clear responsibilities help everyone contribute to the same brief.
We agree the communication channels, review points and people responsible for decisions at the start. Updates explain work completed, upcoming decisions and dependencies that need attention.
We discuss the change and how it affects the agreed work, timing and responsibilities. Any change to the scope is made clear before the additional work proceeds.
The scope sets out the deliverables, file formats, access and any agreed training or documentation. Usage rights and relevant third-party licences are clarified as part of that agreement.
Working with Geeklab
Ongoing support
Keep the relationship useful as priorities develop.
Yes. A defined website, brand or platform project can be the starting point. We can discuss ongoing support as the initial requirements and longer-term needs become clearer.
We agree the disciplines, deliverables, responsibilities and review process around your organisation’s priorities. We review the work together and adjust it as your needs develop.
Yes. We agree hosting, maintenance, backup and monitoring in your support scope, or work with your existing provider or internal team.
Use the person or channel identified in your support agreement. The issue and next steps are assessed within those arrangements. For a general enquiry, contact the Geeklab team.
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Websites & platforms
Content, functionality, integrations and handover.
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AI & automation
Practical use cases, evaluation and operating responsibilities.
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A 30-minute conversation to explore your priorities and agree the next step. No finished brief needed.