Design Process Overview

Phase 1: Define the Project

During this phase, we gather information about your corporation and analyze industry-specific requirements to your site. Once the overall goals have been determined, a Web development contract is signed.

Phase 2: Develop Site Structure

Now we address content, define key user paths, develop a site map and begin wireframing the various parts of the Web page to determine the overall layout of the site.

Phase 3: Design Visual Interface

The client is presented with a graphic design template for approval. This phase concludes with a signed completed template approval form and the testing and completion of the site's visual interface.

Phase 4: Build & Integrate

All HTML templates and pages are completed. All scripting and backend development for dynamic content (DHTML) is conducted. Any changes to the visual interface are made upon completion of a signed Web site project change order.

Phase 5: Launch & Beyond

The completed Web site is handed off to the client, who signs a completed Web site information and approval sign-off sheet. A maintenance plan is established, if necessary.