What's included

• Planning

  Project Brief: A document outlining the project’s goals, audience, and scope. Mood Boards: Collections of visual elements that represent the aesthetic and emotional tone of the site. Wireframes/Sketches: Basic, low-fidelity layouts showing the placement of elements on each page. User Flow Diagrams: Visual representations of the paths users will take to navigate through the site.

• Designing

  High-Fidelity Mockups: Detailed designs showing what each page will look like, often created in tools like Adobe XD, Sketch, or Figma. Responsive Design Mockups: Designs that show how the website will look on various screen sizes (desktop, tablet, mobile).

• Content Development

  Content Outline: A structured outline of all content that will be included on the site. Copywriting: The actual written content for each page.

• Development & Testing

  Prototype: An interactive version of the site that demonstrates functionality without being fully developed. Testing Documentation: Records of tests performed (e.g., usability, performance, and security testing) and any bugs or issues found. User Acceptance Testing (UAT) Report: Feedback from end-users after they test the site before launch.

• Launch

  Final Website: The complete, live website ready for public access. Deployment Plan: A step-by-step plan for launching the site, including any necessary server configurations or domain settings. Handoff Documentation: All final files, access credentials, and documentation needed for future updates or handover to another team.

• Post-Launch (If Needed)

  Maintenance Plan: Guidelines for ongoing updates, security patches, and content management.