 Stage 1: Planning & Scope
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A web site is not only a digital form of a company's presence but more importantly represents a key promotional tool and often the first point of impression for your clients. Therefore careful planning prior to production is required that identifies the key tasks, goals and ways of delivery.
All information, content and images are gathered, organized and analyzed and a strategic plan is developed for production to follow. Much communication is necessary with the client during this phase to extract the right concept and direction in the following stage.
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| Stage 2: Pre-Production |
Based upon stage 1, the main objective of the pre-production stage is the setting of a clear creative direction considering all issues such as navigation, marketing functions, usability and integration with technical functions. Samples are developed as well as initial testing of additional functions.
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| Stage 3: Main Production |
After the sample designs are modified and fine-tuned, final design of the key pages and templates are conducted. Full page building is initiated after the final designs have been confirmed and animations are produced. All other site functionality is also fully developed at this stage along with database design.
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| Stage 4: Testing & Launch |
Prior to launch, the developed site is thoroughly tested for overall usability, creative appeal, and satisfaction of technical requirements. The final search engine submission is processed, and all meta tags are added to ensure your site is easily found by the search engines on the world wide web.
Once online, you'll need to integrate your new web site onto your business cards, envelopes, letterhead and other optional print materials to maximize your ROI and the efficiency of the web site launch. |
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