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Have a website, application, business system, or search problem that needs solving?

Tell us what you're working on, what's getting in the way, and what you'd like to accomplish. We'll take it from there.

You don't need a complete specification. A clear description of the problem is enough to start.

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Start with the problem.

The best starting point is a little context about the business, the problem you're trying to solve, and what you think needs to change.

If you're not sure what the solution should be yet, that's fine. Figuring that out is part of the work.

Tell us what you're trying to accomplish, what isn't working now, and anything else that would help us understand the project.

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Direct from the start

The person reading this is the person who builds the work.

There isn't an account management layer between the initial conversation and the technical work.

When you contact Red Diesel Creative, you're starting the conversation directly with the developer responsible for understanding the requirements, deciding how the system should be built, and doing the work.

What happens next

A conversation before a proposal.

01 / Understand

We start by understanding the problem, the existing system if there is one, and what needs to change.

02 / Determine fit

We'll determine whether the project fits the kind of work RDC does and whether custom development is actually justified.

03 / Define the next step

If it makes sense to continue, we'll establish the scope, approach, and next step before development begins.

Not every inquiry becomes a proposal. The first step is determining whether the work is a fit.

Not sure what you need?

You don't need to arrive with the solution.

Sometimes the right answer is a custom application. Sometimes it's a better website, an integration, SEO work, or improving what already exists.

Tell us what's happening. We'll help determine what should be built—and what shouldn't.

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