Discover

The Discover phase of the web design process is all about information-gathering and understand more about your client’s business and industry.
Questions to Ask our Clients During This Step:

• What does your business or organization do?
• What sets your business or organization apart from your competition?
• Who are your competitors?
• Who is your ideal customer?
• Describe the concept, project or service this site is intended to provide or promote.
• What is the goal of your website?
• Who is coming to your website?
• What is your dream for this website?
• Is there a budget for their web presence?
• Does this project have a deadline? When are you hoping to launch?
• Approximately how many pages will be on the site?
• What features would you like to be included on the site?
• Are there any third-party integration points we need to know about?
• Do you have terms of service and refund policies in place for the site?
• How will you handle customer service inquiries?

Planning: Sitemap and Wireframe Creation

At this stage of the website development cycle, the developer creates the data that allows a customer to judge how the entire site will look like.
The planning phase of website design includes 3 basic tasks:

1. Create the Website Sitemap
2. Review or Create an SEO Strategy
3. Content Review & Development

Design

Colour scheme, layout, sitemap, and style. We will bring your brand to life with a one of a kind masterpiece, built just for you.

Develop

We turn your ideas into a reality. &our website is placed on a "development server" where you get to watch the whole process, live.

Testing

We integrate usability testing on each stage of development to avoid vital mistakesthat can slow down front-end development processes.
In this stage, your site is tested for several things including:

• Website speed
• Cross-browser compatibility
• Multiple screen tests

Support

This is where you go live, to the world. Design, marketing, and maintenance; we'll be at your side for the life of your site.Just like owning a car or house, a website will need upkeep and maintenance.