About Hostile Sheep
Our founder, Jordan Julien, works on every project personally.

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Request a proposal
Tell us a little bit about your project. What do you want help with? What kinds of deliverables do you want? Where would you like us to spend our time? We want to give you the most value for cost; and this can be different for every client.
Refine + accept proposal
We rarely get the proposal exactly right on the first try. We'll work with you to document everything you want from the project. The more specific we can be, the more likely we'll deliver what you want and need. When the proposal is right, we'll lock in a time-box and set a kickoff date.
Kickoff
We'll create a kickoff presentation that we'll use to get team alignment and brief our internal team. This is where you can ask questions, make adjustments, and raise concerns. By the end of the kickoff, we should have everything we need to move forward and you should feel comfortable.
100% dedicated team
You're hiring Hostile Sheep in its entirety. The whole firm will be devoted to your project, we won't work on anything else during your time-box. During this time, we'll complete everything we defined in the proposal and kickoff. Time-boxes can be as small as 1-week or as large as 3-weeks.
Presentation + delivery
The final day of every time-box is presentation day. We like to have 2hrs to walk your team through the project, our findings, and our recommendations. We prefer to have the entire down-stream team to ensure we answer all questions and achieve team alignment.
Ad hoc support + revisions
Revision cycles are one of the biggest time-sinks in any project; we can spend one week making recommendations and one month revising. Since we don't believe in a "perfect" product, we encourage our clients to take ownership over our work. You may want to engage a graphic designer to create mock-ups or move directly into development; regardless - it makes more sense to revise our work through downstream processes. That said, we're always ready to step-in and lend a hand.