Web DeveloperJaynam Modi
As a web developer, my role is to build and maintain websites that meet the needs of my clients. This involves a range of tasks, from creating visually appealing designs to developing robust back-end systems that ensure the site functions seamlessly.
In the initial stages of the project, I work closely with clients to determine their needs and goals. This includes conducting a thorough assessment of their business, target audience, and competition. From there, I work with a UX designer to create wireframes and mockups that will guide the development process.
Once the design is finalized, I begin the front-end development process, which involves building the visual components of the website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This is followed by the back-end development, which involves creating the server-side components of the website, including databases, APIs, and server logic.
Throughout the development process, I conduct rigorous testing to ensure that the website functions properly and is free of bugs. Once the site is launched, I work with clients to provide ongoing maintenance and support to ensure that their website remains up-to-date and continues to meet their needs.
Overall, my goal as a web developer is to create high-quality, user-friendly websites that help my clients achieve their business objectives.
What's included
User Experience Design
The first step in any web development project is user experience design. As part of this process, I will work closely with the client to understand their business goals, target audience, and user needs. The following deliverables are typically provided:
1. User personas: These are fictional representations of the target audience that help to guide design decisions.
2. Customer journey maps: These outline the steps that a user takes to achieve their goals, and help to identify pain points in the user experience.
3. Information architecture: This involves organizing content and functionality in a way that makes sense to users.
4. Wireframes: These are low-fidelity representations of the product's layout and content.
Web Development
After the user experience design is complete, the development phase can begin. This involves turning the design into a fully functional website or web application based on the client's requirements. The following deliverables are provided:
1. Front-end development: This involves creating the visual elements of the website or application using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
2. Back-end development: This involves creating the server-side components of the website or application, including databases, APIs, and server logic.
3. Testing: This involves conducting quality assurance tests to ensure that the website or application is free of bugs and functions as intended.
4. Launch: This involves deploying the website or application to a live server and making it available to the public.
Of course, these are variables based on the client's requirements. It's important to note that the "launch" phase does not cover the ongoing maintenance expenses related to hosting and domain management.
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Tags
Figma
MongoDB
Node.js
Python
React
Software Architect
UX Designer
Web Developer
As a web developer, my role is to build and maintain websites that meet the needs of my clients. This involves a range of tasks, from creating visually appealing designs to developing robust back-end systems that ensure the site functions seamlessly.
In the initial stages of the project, I work closely with clients to determine their needs and goals. This includes conducting a thorough assessment of their business, target audience, and competition. From there, I work with a UX designer to create wireframes and mockups that will guide the development process.
Once the design is finalized, I begin the front-end development process, which involves building the visual components of the website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This is followed by the back-end development, which involves creating the server-side components of the website, including databases, APIs, and server logic.
Throughout the development process, I conduct rigorous testing to ensure that the website functions properly and is free of bugs. Once the site is launched, I work with clients to provide ongoing maintenance and support to ensure that their website remains up-to-date and continues to meet their needs.
Overall, my goal as a web developer is to create high-quality, user-friendly websites that help my clients achieve their business objectives.
What's included
User Experience Design
The first step in any web development project is user experience design. As part of this process, I will work closely with the client to understand their business goals, target audience, and user needs. The following deliverables are typically provided:
1. User personas: These are fictional representations of the target audience that help to guide design decisions.
2. Customer journey maps: These outline the steps that a user takes to achieve their goals, and help to identify pain points in the user experience.
3. Information architecture: This involves organizing content and functionality in a way that makes sense to users.
4. Wireframes: These are low-fidelity representations of the product's layout and content.
Web Development
After the user experience design is complete, the development phase can begin. This involves turning the design into a fully functional website or web application based on the client's requirements. The following deliverables are provided:
1. Front-end development: This involves creating the visual elements of the website or application using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
2. Back-end development: This involves creating the server-side components of the website or application, including databases, APIs, and server logic.
3. Testing: This involves conducting quality assurance tests to ensure that the website or application is free of bugs and functions as intended.
4. Launch: This involves deploying the website or application to a live server and making it available to the public.
Of course, these are variables based on the client's requirements. It's important to note that the "launch" phase does not cover the ongoing maintenance expenses related to hosting and domain management.
Jaynam's other services
Contact for pricing