For agencies
Add development capacity. Keep your workflow.
When launches overlap, your web lead needs a developer who can work in the existing stack and deliver a reviewable change. LFW takes on defined builds, integrations, and overflow work with a written scope, an agreed schedule, and a handoff your team can use.
Interactive example
A handoff your lead can verify.
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Defined delivery
Written scope, schedule, and acceptance criteria.
Your review
Changes arrive in your repo or agreed workflow.
Your client
White-label terms and contact rules agreed in writing.
Who handles what
Your client relationship stays with your agency.
Timber and Twig on WordPress, Astro, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. White-label or credited, under your agency’s direction.
- Your agency
- Strategy, creative direction, client communication, content approval, and acceptance of the work.
- LFW
- The agreed development, verification, documentation, and correction of issues within the delivery scope.
- Working agreement
- White-label terms, NDA, repository access, approval authority, and client contact rules are settled in writing. We contact the client only when authorized.
From request to delivery
From your brief to a reviewable delivery.
We agree the acceptance criteria before touching the repository. The work follows your account’s conventions, with enough evidence for your lead to decide whether it is ready.
Read the account’s setup
Your team shares the brief, repo, design, hosting constraints, and deadline. We identify missing inputs and confirm the fixed scope or reserved capacity before committing.
Implement in your workflow
Deliver a pull request or an agreed patch. We follow the project’s conventions for Timber, Twig, Astro, or plain front-end code. Changes to the deployment process are separately agreed.
Hand off checks and open issues
The delivery describes what changed, which form paths and layouts were tested, accessibility findings, and release instructions. Your lead reviews and authorizes deployment to the account.
A defined project or reserved capacity
Agency builds and integrations receive a written scope, delivery schedule, and fixed quote. A seasonal overflow engagement has its own capacity agreement; it does not imply unlimited development.
For ongoing website management, routine tasks are 30 minutes or less, one at a time. Standard acknowledgment is one business day; Priority is four business hours. No after-hours or on-call coverage. Hosting and licenses are separate.
Read how project delivery worksBefore you engage
What your web lead will ask.
Can you work with an older site?
Yes, after reviewing the stack, access, and deployment process. We flag unsupported dependencies and material constraints before quoting. Modernization is a separate scope when needed.
How do you handle an urgent deadline?
We assess the brief and current capacity, then agree what can be delivered and when. There is no automatic turnaround promise or after-hours coverage in the management offer.
Relevant experience
Agency experience, before LFW.
Leland built sites and campaign landing pages at Targeted Victory, then worked with Timber, Sass, and Composer at Berman and Company. At Stand Together, he joined the in-house team responsible for more than 100 sites running WordPress.
These are roles Leland held before founding LFW. The organizations named here are former employers, not LFW client references.
Read Leland’s professional history
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Bring the brief and the deadline.
Twenty minutes, developer to developer. We will discuss the repository, acceptance criteria, capacity, and the delivery your team needs.