Website Design

Chyneé Minnie

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About this service

Summary

It's important to highlight that Low-Fidelity and High-Fidelity Designs are crafted using design tools such as Adobe XD, Photoshop, or Figma. The subsequent development process is executed within the WordPress platform, utilizing Elementor as the primary page builder.

1. Project Initiation (Week 1):

Initial client consultation to gather project requirements, objectives, and goals.

Define the scope of work, budget, and timeline.

2. Research and Planning (Week 2):

In-depth research on the client's industry, target audience, and competitors.

Create a detailed project plan, including milestones and deliverables.

Gather necessary content, such as text, images, and branding assets.

3. Information Architecture and Wireframing (Week 3-4):

Develop a site map and plan the structure and navigation of the website.

Create wireframes or prototypes that outline the layout and placement of key elements on the pages.

Review and refine the wireframes based on client feedback.

4. Design Concept (Week 5-8):

Begin the visual design phase by creating design concepts for key pages.

Present design concepts for the client's review and feedback.

Revise the design concepts as necessary based on client input.

5. Design Refinement (Week 9-10):

Refine the design concepts into high-fidelity mockups for various devices (desktop, tablet, mobile).

Ensure design consistency, typography, color scheme, and branding elements.

Gather client feedback and make design revisions as needed.

6. Development (Week 11-16):

Start the development phase, which includes building the website based on the approved design.

Implement functionality, interactivity, and responsive design.

Test and troubleshoot the website for cross-browser compatibility and usability.

7. Content Integration (Week 17-20):

Add and format the content provided by the client, such as text, images, videos, and other media.

Ensure content is organized and displayed correctly on the website.

8. Testing and Quality Assurance (Week 21-22):

Thoroughly test the website for functionality, performance, security, and user experience.

Identify and address any bugs, issues, or inconsistencies.

9. Client Review and Feedback (Week 23-25):

Share the developed website with the client for review.

Gather client feedback and make necessary adjustments.

Repeat this process until the client is satisfied.

10. Launch and Deployment (Week 26-27):

Prepare the website for launch, including domain setup, hosting, and SSL certificate installation.

Deploy the website to the live server.

11. Post-Launch Support (as needed):

Ongoing support and assistance for any questions or issues related to the website.

12. Training and Handover (if needed):

Provide training on how to use and update the website.

Hand over all necessary login credentials, documentation, and assets to the client.

*Please note that the total duration of a website design project can vary widely, but it often falls within the range of 3 to 9 months for a medium-sized business website. Larger or more complex projects can take even longer. Effective communication and collaboration with the client, as well as thorough testing and quality assurance, are essential to ensuring a successful project and meeting deadlines.

What's included

Website Design Mockups
Initial design concepts and mockups that visually represent the overall look and feel of the website. These often include homepage and key internal page designs.
Responsive Design Mockups
Additional design mockups that illustrate how the website will adapt to different screen sizes and devices, ensuring it looks and functions well on desktops, tablets, and mobile phones.
High-Fidelity Design Files
Final design files in a format suitable for web development, typically in formats like Adobe XD, Photoshop, or Figma. These include all design assets and elements.
Color Palette and Typography
A defined color palette and typography choices that will be used consistently throughout the website design.
Image Assets
Any image assets, graphics, icons, or illustrations used in the design, often delivered in the appropriate format and resolution for web use.
Wireframes
If part of the project scope, wireframes that outline the layout and structure of key pages without detailed design elements.
Style Guide or Design Guidelines (Optional)
A comprehensive style guide or design guidelines document that provides instructions on using the design elements consistently across the website, including typography, spacing, and design rules.
Design Documentation
Clear documentation that outlines design choices, rationale, and usage guidelines for developers, ensuring accurate implementation of the design.
User Interface (UI) Elements
Design assets for UI elements such as buttons, forms, navigation menus, and other interactive elements used in the website.