The first order of business is to create a detailed set of design and technical specifications based on your predetermined brand guidelines, or to create a new set of brand guidelines if you don't already have one. These specifications serve as a roadmap for the rest of the web design process.

Wireframes are your first chance to visualize your website. While they're not nearly as detailed as the final site will be, they give us a visual representation of the site's overall layout.

Once all low-mid fidelity wireframes are completed and approved, I’ll proceed with site mockups. These add color and more detail to the initial wireframes, giving us a more substantial visual representation of the final product.

With high-fidelity mockups of your site, I will create prototypes to help better visualize what users will experience when interacting with your site. Including moving through the site and interacting with content.

Next, I'll kick off the technical side of the web design process. This will include deploying your CMS, ensuring the site is responsive across all screen sizes, and setting up your website's analytics. I use Framer for site development which allows me to build sites faster with the no code structure.

I will test your site's performance and reliability. I'll use various tools to benchmark your site's usability by conducting user testing and ensuring that it works reliably on all web browsers and mobile devices.

Once I’m sure your site is ready to be released to the public, I’ll deploy it on your public domain. Then, if interested, we can shift into a monthly support process, and I can perform layout and content updates at your request.