Web Development

During this phase, our Web Designer and Marketing Expert will sit with the client and learn more about your brand and work with you to determine what is the best website for your needs.

What Will Your Website Do?

What functions and features are required? How many pages would we need to create? What are your marketing goals? What is your monthly traffic target? The aim would be to gather enough information to properly tailor the website’s design and functionality to the client's business need.

Market Insights

We will research your niche, its competitors and their customers to determine their demographic, so that we can tailor the website’s content and design to appeal to them.

Setting Website Objectives

After reviewing our client's goals for their website, we will provide our input and recommendations on what additional features can be inputted into the website plan. All features will be documented and listed as objectives for our Web Designers, as we begin the Design process.

Once discussions are complete and there is agreement on the objectives for the website, it’s time to begin designing the layout and interface design for your website.

Website Sitemap

We will identify and map out all of the page layouts for the website so that focus can be placed in developing the content for each page. The sitemap is the basic structure of the navigation, and serves to boost productivity throughout the entire Web Development process.

Style Tiles

These are design deliverables such as fonts, colors and other interface elements that would be used to communicate visually the essence of the brand. In this stage we identify and test different fonts and colors etc. to correctly convey the message and concept of your brand.

Website Wireframe

The wireframe is the blueprints of the website, it is the structural design and layout of major items and their flow from item to item, page to page.

The development stage is where we take all the ideas and layouts that were created before, to begin coding and arranging your website into a finished product based on the objectives we discussed in the initial planning phase.

The development phase is the longest of the four phases. Most of the heavy lifting is done here; page layout, custom graphics, icons and all of the coding and optimization necessary to build a site that is able to function on all traditional browsers and platforms; Desktop & Mobile.