Our Process
Our process is the same for every project we work on, This gives our customers great visibility into how we work and allows them to be involved in every step of the project they require. This is our process that unless otherwise stated we will deploy when we work on your project.
Planning
We will meet with our customer many times to discuss ideas, and to ensure we have a good solid specification for us to start work on the project.
Design
Our graphic designers will start working on a concept of design, this is based on the prior meetings and allow us to really grasp the visuals of the project.
Development
Once a design is agreed our developers to start to turn the design into a full working website. This will only happen when a design is signed off.
Support
Yay! You now have a fully working website, dont worry though our next part of the process is to design a support package to suit you.
What does the technical jargon mean?
Like every industry the development and design agency industry has our own jargon. Here are some of the keywords you may hear us using, This is what they mean so when you hear them you can know exactly what we are talking about.
Responsive Design
Responsive design means that the design will automatically fit the device you are using, so there is no need for seperate app or mobile website.
Development
Development is the term used when our programmers start to code your website, Development begins as soon as the design is signed off.
Staging Site
A staging site is a nearly completed website that has been put online, it will allow our customers to look at the website and play with it before it goes live.
SEO
Search Engine Optimisation is building your website to the best practices set out by the search engine companies this means you site is more likeley to rank better on Google.
Hosting
Every website needs hosting, hosting allows your website to be published to the world. If you didn't have hosting your website simply wouldn't be online.
CSS3 + HTML5
CSS3 and HTML5 refer to the programming language we use to code websites, this is an industry standard and is used worldwide.