Gathering Information: Purpose, Main Goals, and Target Audience

Finding out and doing research is the stage that sets the tone for the rest of the process. Gaining a clear knowledge of your future website’s purposes, the primary objectives you hope to achieve, and the target audience you want to draw to your site is the most crucial task at this time. Such a website development questionnaire aids in formulating the best plan of action for subsequent project management.

Estimated time: from 1 to 2 weeks

Design: Page Layouts, Review, and Approval Cycle

Your website develops during the design stage. This process involves creating all of the visual content, including pictures, videos, and images. Again, all of the data acquired during the initial phase is essential. When creating a design, we keep in mind the client and the intended audience.

The client can then inspect the layout and provide us with their comments. We alter the layout and send it back to the client if there are any areas of our design that the client is unsure of. The client would be kept entirely satisfied by repeating this cycle.

Estimated time: from 4 to 12 weeks

Testing, Review, and Launch

The most common and typical step in a process is testing. It is important to test each and every link to make sure there aren’t any broken ones. We examine each form, and each script, and use a spell-checking application to look for any potential errors. To ensure that the code complies with the most recent web standards, use code validators. For instance, if cross-browser compatibility is important to you, a valid code is required.

It’s time to submit your website to a server after you have double- and triple-checked it. For that, FTP (File Transfer Protocol) software is employed. We would conduct one more final test once the files have been distributed to ensure that all of your files have been installed properly.

Estimated time: from 2 to 4 weeks

Opinion Monitoring and Regular Updating

A website is more of a service than a product. Simply “delivering” a webpage to a user is insufficient. Additionally, we make sure that everything functions properly, and that everyone is happy.

We try to identify potential issues the site’s end users may have. Fixing the issue as soon as we can is the most important responsibility for us in this situation.

Updating your website is another crucial component. Regular updates will protect you from problems and reduce security threats if you are using a CMS.

Estimated time: ongoing