Design & Development Process

The best way to ensure that we fully comprehend what your firm needs from its website is to meet in person or virtually. Our team will create a proposal after the requirements meeting. This is the foundation for the two companies’ agreement and the design for the site’s future.

Establishing the proposal’s appearance and feel comes next after an agreement has been made. With the information already acquired, the designer will create a clean, eye-catching design that represents the mission of your business in a straightforward visual style. You can pick the variant you prefer from various options that will be presented to you.

We must fully comprehend your business’s goals for its website, and the best way to accomplish this is in person or through a web meeting. In the wake of the requirements discussion, our team will draught a proposal. This is the foundation for the agreement between the two businesses and the design for the site’s future.

We may start creating the graphical templates once the site architecture and visual concepts are established. An HTML wire-frame is then created using these designs. That website only allows you to browse; it doesn’t do anything else.

The development stage is the final phase in building a functional website. The more difficult programming is completed at this time. The project will be finished on one of our development servers, and you will be able to test and evaluate subsequent iterations in a staging environment.

Before to our clients, we conduct the following tests:

1. Developers use unit testing to verify that the written unit code is accurate. Typically, this includes some black box testing and white box testing.

2. Regression testing is a functional test done by testers to make sure that new system changes have not disrupted any of the functionality that is currently in place.

3. Functional testing is done on an integrated, whole system to determine if it complies with the requirements.

1. Have access to DNS record management or know who to contact for assistance

2. Configure DNS records and confirm that all settings are accurate.

3. Configure and check the website on the live server (where it will live).

4. Configure email (if applicable).

5. Back up the old site (if necessary) before launching the new one.

We are only satisfied once you are.

We value our customers and welcome and value any input they may have. We handle every response with the utmost care.