Workflow
What repeats, where it slows down, and what happens when it goes wrong?
Contact / Start here
Bring the workflow that keeps coming back.
Share the task, the people involved, and what a better result would change. The first reply is about fit and scope, not a package.
Project intake
Start with what the team keeps doing by hand.
The best starting point is a repeated workflow: intake, review, handoffs, file tracking, research, approvals, status updates, or a decision rebuilt from scratch.
FitIs this the right project?ScopeWhat should happen next?TermsSet after the task is clear
Prefer email? Write directly to jose@fuentes.studio.
Direct contact / No intake portal
Start with an email.
Send a short note about the work. Three details are enough to begin:
- 01The workflowWhat repeats, stalls, or gets rebuilt by hand?
- 02The peopleWho does the work, reviews it, and owns the decision?
- 03The resultWhat should become clearer, faster, or easier to trust?
Your first message starts a conversation. Scope, timing, and terms come after the work is clear.
What happens next
Fit first. Scope second. Then decide what the work needs.
Check the fit.
The first reply says whether the project fits and asks for anything needed to understand it.
Look at one real example.
Bring the people closest to the task, realistic inputs, and one recent piece of work.
Choose what happens next.
That may be advice, a workflow review, a prototype, or no build at all.