At this stage, it is necessary to determine why a website is needed, i. e. what purpose it is supposed to serve: give a general idea of your company or provide comprehensive coverage to one area of your business, increase sales using conventional distribution channels, run an advertising or marketing campaign.

After the website purpose is determined, the next task is to get a very clear understanding and make the most detailed description of target audience for the website , because this is decisive for the way information is going to be presented. Knowing your target audience, we can make some specific assumptions regarding who will be key visitors of the future website.

At the final phase we need to approximately identify search queries used for your website to show in search results, as well as explore some existing web projects of the future website’s competitors.

Website graphic design is intended to combine all content blocks together so as to create a positive impression for visitors. Essentially, it is design that sets the overall style of your website,and guides visitors’ expectations regarding the content. Competently developed design is one of the crucial factors that affect your webpage traffic.

At this stage, a designer uses professional graphics software to create a design for the future website pages by drawing all graphic (banners, buttons, photos) and text elements.

Our designer creates a design template for web pages with due regard to the customer’s wishes and the requirements stated by the Technical Specification.

After the customer approves the graphic design template, the further input needs to be provided by a layout designer who is basically a programmer translating the design template into the language comprehensible to computers.

It is essential at this programming stage to decide which administration system will be used for the website.

Additionally, at this stage, information provided by the customer is posted on the website, which means text and graphics translated into a special format are placed on specific website pages, and this information becomes available for viewing.

Throughout the testing phase, a respective specialist creates and updates a report on any bugs found. This bug report is further delivered to the project team and the project manager appoints a team member in charge of fixing every error. The team then makes a schedule for correcting all errors, which is followed by re-testing to monitor the quality of how well those bugs have been fixed and the absence of any new bugs.

As soon as the final testing is over the project is ready to be located on a server and fully operational to effectively and reliably perform all of its business functions.

At this final stage, the customer considers the completed project and if everything is ok then signs the project acceptance documents to receive the ready-to-use website.

Also at this stage we provide a training to the customer for the skills necessary to work in the website’s admin zone.