This portfolio’s refinement
The current studio website preserves its cinematic direction while adding clearer services, project walkthroughs and enquiry paths. This is a demonstration of our approach, not a measured client outcome.
Website and app improvements, without starting over.
Keep a useful product moving forward without starting again from scratch.
When this is a good fit.
For teams with an existing product that needs clearer interfaces, fewer frustrating interactions or a better next version. We inspect the current implementation before deciding what to change, preserving useful functionality and separating urgent fixes from longer-term improvements.
You engage DelighTech as a studio, led by Olaoluwa Moshood, CEO. For remote projects, communication, review milestones and handover should be agreed in the proposal alongside the scope.
THE DELIVERABLES
A clear scope, not a vague promise.
A review of your existing website or app, followed by scoped fixes, interface refinements, performance improvements, or new features, with checks before handover.
- Review of agreed screens, workflows and implementation areas
- Prioritised fixes or refinements with explicit acceptance criteria
- Scoped performance investigations and feature additions
- Regression checks and a clear summary of the work delivered
These are scope options, not a fixed package. Deliverables, cost, dependencies and schedule are agreed in your proposal.
Decisions that shape the work.
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Reproduce the problem and establish a baseline before proposing a fix.
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Prioritise changes by user impact, implementation risk and dependency—not by how dramatic a redesign looks.
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Verify important existing journeys after changes, and record remaining limits rather than calling a product perfect.
See the thinking in practice.
Elara: explicit product boundaries
The case study explains implementation choices and distinguishes prepared suggestions from executed actions—an example of making product behaviour easier to understand.
What to bring to discovery.
Bring the current product URL, reproducible issues, the relevant codebase and your priorities. Arrange access through an appropriate secure channel. Useful evidence includes user feedback, error reports and performance measurements—not only screenshots of a preferred redesign.
Questions before we begin.
Will you need to rebuild everything?
Not necessarily. We first assess whether the problem can be addressed within the existing architecture. A larger migration should be justified by constraints and agreed separately.
Is ongoing support included?
Only when explicitly agreed. Define the supported tasks, coverage, communication and commercial terms before treating an improvement project as an ongoing maintenance arrangement.
Tell us what needs to work better.
Discuss what you’re building, who it’s for and any constraints. We’ll use that conversation to identify possible next steps—not assume a solution before understanding the brief.
Start with a better-informed decision.
What to prepare before hiring a software development studio
A practical discovery checklist covering goals, workflows, scope, evidence, access and the commercial questions to clarify before a software build.