Your Web Development Expert

Haris Atiq

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Starting at

1,500

About this service

Summary

Building High Level WebApps or Websites is not easy thing to accomplish because there's struggles and lack of expertise. That's why as my expertise with the new leading tools that use the most latest technologies it will be more close to you and advantage to make it fast and even more you can make it as your own if you want too ! That's why I opened this service to build your Web App with high standards fundamentals and start your project soon.

Process

1. Discovery & Planning

Client Consultation: Meet with the client to understand their goals, requirements, and expectations for the website or web app.

Requirement Gathering: Identify the project’s functional and non-functional requirements, such as features, target audience, design preferences, and technical constraints.

Scope Definition: Define the project scope, deliverables, timelines, and budget to set clear expectations.

Project Plan: Develop a project plan that outlines milestones, deadlines, roles, and responsibilities.

2. Research & Analysis

Competitor Analysis: Analyze competitors’ websites or web apps to understand industry trends and set benchmarks.

User Research: Conduct user interviews or surveys to understand the target audience’s needs and behaviors.

Technical Feasibility: Assess the feasibility of different technologies and solutions (e.g., CMS, frameworks, hosting platforms).

3. Wireframing & Prototyping

Wireframes: Create low-fidelity wireframes to outline the structure and layout of each page, focusing on user flow and navigation.

Prototype: Develop an interactive, high-fidelity prototype to showcase the look and feel of the website or app, allowing stakeholders to experience the design before development begins.

User Feedback: Collect feedback from stakeholders and users on the prototype to make adjustments before moving to the next stage.

4. Design

UI/UX Design: Finalize the visual design, including typography, color schemes, layout, and user interface elements.

Responsive Design: Ensure the design is optimized for different screen sizes (desktop, tablet, mobile).

Client Approval: Present the final design to the client for approval.

5. Development

Front-End Development: Convert the approved designs into a functional interface using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and relevant frameworks (React, Angular, Vue.js, etc.).

Back-End Development: Build the server-side logic, databases, and APIs that power the website or app’s functionality using technologies like Node.js, Python, PHP, etc.

Content Management System (CMS): Integrate a CMS (e.g., WordPress, Shopify) if required, allowing the client to manage content easily.

Database Setup: Configure databases and integrate with the back-end to store and manage data.

Third-Party Integrations: Integrate external services such as payment gateways, analytics, and social media platforms.

6. Testing & Quality Assurance (QA)

Functional Testing: Verify that all features and functionalities work as expected, including forms, logins, navigation, and responsiveness.

Performance Testing: Assess the website’s speed and responsiveness, ensuring it meets performance benchmarks.

Cross-Browser & Device Testing: Test the website or app on different browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari) and devices (desktop, mobile, tablet) for compatibility.

Security Testing: Identify potential vulnerabilities and ensure data protection measures are in place, such as SSL encryption and secure authentication.

User Acceptance Testing (UAT): Allow the client or end users to test the site/app and provide final feedback.

7. Deployment

Hosting Setup: Configure the hosting environment on the client’s chosen platform (AWS, DigitalOcean, etc.).

Domain Configuration: Set up the domain name and SSL certificate for secure access.

CI/CD Pipeline: Set up continuous integration/continuous deployment pipelines to automate future updates.

Go Live: Deploy the website or app to the live server, making it accessible to users.

Final Checks: Conduct final checks on performance, security, and functionality in the live environment.

8. Post-Launch Support & Maintenance

Monitoring: Set up tools like Google Analytics to track user activity, performance, and issues.

Bug Fixes & Updates: Monitor the site for any bugs or issues post-launch and make necessary updates or patches.

Ongoing Maintenance: Regularly update the platform for security patches, content updates, and performance optimization.

Client Training: Provide training for the client on managing the CMS or using admin tools if needed.

9. Project Handoff

Documentation: Provide the client with all the necessary documentation, including the source code, technical details, and user manuals.

Source Code & Assets: Deliver the final source code, design assets, and other deliverables.

Client Support: Offer post-launch support and maintenance packages, if required, to ensure long-term success.

What's included

1. Project Documentation
Requirements Specification: Outlines the functional and non-functional requirements of the web project. Design Specifications: Details wireframes, mockups, UI/UX design choices, user flows, and style guides. Technical Specifications: Information about the tech stack, frameworks, databases, APIs, and other tools used.
2. Design Deliverables
Wireframes: Low-fidelity visual guides showing page layouts and structure. Mockups/Prototypes: High-fidelity designs showcasing the final look and feel of the website or app. UI/UX Design: Finalized designs for all pages/screens, ensuring user-friendly navigation and interactions. Design Assets: Logos, icons, and other visual elements needed for the project.
3. Development Deliverables
Front-End Code: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and any frameworks (React, Vue, Angular, etc.) used for the website or web app’s interface. Back-End Code: Server-side code (Node.js, Python, PHP, etc.), databases, and APIs needed for functionality. Responsive Design: Ensures the web app works seamlessly across devices (desktops, tablets, and smartphones). Cross-Browser Compatibility: Testing and ensuring the app works across all major web browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, etc.).
4. Functionality/Features
Core Features: Features as defined in the scope of the project, such as login/authentication, search functionality, e-commerce integration, etc. Security Features: SSL setup, data encryption, user authentication mechanisms, and compliance with data protection laws. Third-Party Integrations: APIs, payment gateways, analytics, social media integration, etc.
5. Testing & QA
Testing Reports: Documentation of the testing process, including functional, performance, and security tests. Bug Tracking: List of bugs identified and fixed during testing. User Acceptance Testing (UAT): Client or end-user testing feedback and approvals.
6. Deployment & Hosting
Hosting Configuration: Setup of the server or cloud environment (AWS, Azure, DigitalOcean, etc.) for the website or app. Deployment Pipeline: CI/CD setup to streamline future updates and deployments. Live Version: The fully functional website or app deployed on the client's domain or web host.
7. Post-Launch Support
Maintenance Plan: Schedule and procedures for updates, security patches, and backups. Documentation: Instructions for administrators or users to manage the web app, including content management systems (CMS), backend operations, etc.
8. Source Code
Git Repository Access: Access to the repository with the complete source code, assets, and version history.