Defining the scope of the project is a critical step. By creating a well-defined project scope plan that outlines specific activities and deliverables, along with specific timelines, we will be able to clearly set expectations for you.

Creating the sitemap ensures that you’ve considered all the key pages in the site, showing their relationship to each other and defining how the sties overall navigation should be structured.

The overall visual style will most likely be determined by the brand (look and style) of your company.

With designs approved, it’s time to flesh out the design of the pages, we will work with you to develop new content and refine old content, you should consider videos, images, text and other media that will appear on the site.

Before the site is launched, it will be placed on a production server where only internal audiences and anyone who you share the link with can view it.

Testing of the site is critical as there will inevitably be issues that need to be addressed before the site goes live. At this stage, the site will need to be reviewed on multiple browsers (Firefox, Safari, Internet Explorer) and devices (laptops, tablets, and mobile).

The big day! We’ve tested the site, you have reviewed and approved it, and we’re ready to launch. Once the site is launched, the project isn’t over — our team will be prepared to address feedback from you initially, making small changes to the new site.

At this stage, you should consider/implement your marketing.

As a general rule websites need constant care and maintenance.

Every site we build is developed using WordPress, this means that with training from us you will be able to easily update your content, such as text, media and products if applicable.