Website development begins with research and design. The design provides instruction to the developer, outlining the path of the user from one web page to the next. The design will also provide the look and feel of the website’s final appearance. This must include fonts, colors, and provide instructions on how applications within the website are expected to function.

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Core Development Phases

• Phase 0: Research and Planning (2-4 weeks)
  • Collaborate with stakeholders to finalize sitemap and user experience requirements
  • Map essential elements and required third-party integrations
• Phase 1: Content Gathering (2-3 weeks)
  • Collect and organize sample content for key pages
  • Prepare homepage and supporting page content
• Phase 2: Initial Design (2-4 weeks)
  • Develop initial design direction
  • Create homepage and additional page concepts
• Phase 3: Design Refinement
  • Incorporate feedback and adapt designs
  • Finalize key page adaptations
• Phase 4: Mobile and Additional Pages
  • Develop designs for remaining pages
  • Ensure design consistency across all devices
• Phase 5: Development (4 weeks)
  • Build website based on approved designs
  • Implement core functionalities
• Phase 6: Testing and Review
  • Conduct internal QA testing
  • Facilitate user testing
  • Implement refinements based on feedback
• Phase 7: Final Review and Launch
  • Perform final testing
  • Launch fully functional website
• Phase 8: Documentation
  • Develop user guides
  • Provide training if needed

Key Technical Considerations

• Responsive design for all devices
• SEO optimization
• Security best practices
• ADA compliance and accessibility
• Performance optimization
• Scalability for future expansion