What's included

• Website architecture and sitemap

  A website's architecture refers to the structure of the website, including the pages, sub-pages, and how they are linked. A sitemap is a visual representation of the website's architecture that shows the hierarchy of pages. This deliverable helps to ensure that the website is organized and easy to navigate for users.

• Wireframes

  A wireframe is a simple, black and white schematic that outlines the basic layout and structure of a webpage or site. It does not include design elements such as color, typography or images, but helps to define the key functional elements and content placement on each page.

• Design mockups

  A design mockup is a static, visual representation of what the website will look like once it's completed. It includes the visual design elements such as typography, colors, images, and layout, and shows the design style and brand identity.

• Interactive prototypes

  Interactive prototypes are a more advanced version of a mockup that allows users to interact with the design and experience the website's functionality before it's fully developed. This helps to identify any user experience issues and refine the design before development begins.

• Development-ready design assets

  Development-ready design assets include all of the visual elements, such as images, logos, and graphics, as well as the design specs and guidelines for the developer to implement the design. These assets ensure that the website is built according to the approved design and maintains visual consistency throughout the development process.

• CMS Design

  The design and implementation of a Content Management System (CMS) that allows for easy management and updating of website content.

• Responsive Design

  Responsive design ensures that the website is optimized for different devices, including desktops, tablets, and mobile devices. This ensures that the website looks and functions well on all devices and provides a consistent user experience across platforms.

• Content creation and management

  Content creation and management involves developing the text, images, and multimedia assets that will be used on the website. This deliverable also includes developing a content strategy and content management plan to ensure that the website is updated regularly and maintains fresh, relevant content.

• Quality Assurance Testing

  Testing the website to ensure it is functioning properly, including checking for bugs, broken links, and other issues that could impact user experience.

• Launch and maintenance

  Deploying the website to a live server and ensuring it is accessible to users and ongoing updates, security monitoring, and performance optimization to keep the website running smoothly and securely over time. This includes regularly checking for and installing software updates, performing backups, and addressing any issues that arise.