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Page tours and how working with Zaions works

zaions.com shows you around in two ways: a short tour of the page you're on, and one page that walks through how working with Zaions works, from the first look to handover.

How do I take a tour of a page?​

Press Take a tour of this page, the button beside the appearance control at the top of the page. The tour points at each part of the page in turn.

The tour runs on five pages: the home page (opens in a new tab), Services (opens in a new tab), Our work (opens in a new tab), Pricing (opens in a new tab) and Start a project (opens in a new tab).

The first time you open one of these pages, a small note says "New here? Take a quick tour of this page." Choose Show me to start, or Dismiss. The note shows once per page on your device.

What can I do during a tour?​

ControlWhat it does
Step 2 of 6Where you are in the tour
All stepsThe list of steps; pick one to jump to it
Back · Next · DoneMove through the steps
Skip tourStop the tour at any step
Close the tourClose it; Escape does the same

On a phone the step card sits at the bottom of the screen, so the part it points at stays in view.

What does each tour show?​

PageSteps
HomeWho we are · What we do · How we work · What you own · Proof · Packages
ServicesServices · Pick a service · How every service runs · Proof you can open
Our workOur work · Every product, live · Earlier projects · Case studies
PricingThree packages · What every package includes · Add-ons and separate estimates · Find your package
Start a projectSend us the brief · Three short steps · Tell us the idea

What is "How working with Zaions works"?​

How working with Zaions works (opens in a new tab) is six steps, from the first look to handover. Each one shows the page where it happens.

  1. See what we build. Eight services, one team.
  2. Check our work. Products we built and still run. Open any of them and judge.
  3. Pick a package. Three packages, and the first call is free. Find yours in two questions.
  4. Send the brief. Three steps, two required fields. If your idea is still a napkin sketch, that's a fine place to start.
  5. Say it instead of typing. Tell us the idea the way you'd tell a friend, typed or by voice. We draft the fields from it; you change anything before you send.
  6. Plan, milestones, handover. You'll see the plan, the price and the first milestone before we write a line of code. Each milestone ends with a link to the build. Everything you paid for moves into your name.

To open a step directly, add ?step= and its number, for example zaions.com/how-zaions-works?step=4 (opens in a new tab). The arrow keys move between steps, and so does a swipe on a phone.

Ready to begin? Start a project (opens in a new tab), or read Writing your brief first.