Project brief: A document that outlines the project's goals, target audience, branding, and key functionalities. Site map: A visual representation of the website's pages and how they are linked together. User personas: A detailed description of the website's target users, including their needs, goals, and pain points. Competitive analysis: A research report on the website's competitors, including their strengths and weaknesses.

Wireframes: Low-fidelity mockups of the website's pages, showing the layout of content and functionality. Mood board: A collection of images and colors that represent the website's desired style and feel. Style guide: A document that defines the website's branding, including fonts, colors, and logos. High-fidelity mockups: Detailed mockups of the website's pages, showing the final design with images and text.

Functional website: A fully functional website that is ready to be launched. Content: All of the website's content, including text, images, and videos. SEO optimization: The website is optimized for search engines so that it can be easily found by potential customers. Quality assurance: The website is tested to ensure that it is working properly and free of errors.

Website launch: The website is launched to the public. Marketing materials: Marketing materials, such as social media posts and email newsletters, are created to promote the website. Analytics tracking: The website is set up with analytics tracking so that the team can track website traffic and user behaviour.

Website updates: The website is kept up-to-date with new content and features. Security updates: The website is kept secure by regularly installing security updates. Performance monitoring: The website is monitored to ensure that it is loading quickly and performing well.