Web Development Consultation: In-House Web Development, Web Design, Web Programming

Our Website Development Process

Your website is developed completely in-house. No outsourcing. No mistakes.

Our process begins with understanding your business, your goals, your customers, and the purpose of your website. We arrange a consultation, either in person, by phone, or via web conferencing, in which we brainstorm the strategy that best matches your goals. This includes identifying the type of website you need and the technologies that will help your website achieve its goals.

With a clear understanding of your goals, we send you a custom website development proposal. (If you are interested in getting started, you can submit a request for proposal to us and we will contact you at your convenience.)

The development of your website comprises eight phases

	Information Architecture We start with researching your business, customers, and competitors, and then we design the structure and navigation of your website. Learn more.			Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Our search engine optimization experts review your content and modify it with effective keywords discovered in the architecture phase. Learn more.

	Design With the architecture in place we visually design the website based on your branding. Design includes graphics, colors, and other aesthetic qualities. Learn more.			Testing and Optimization The website and all programmed features are thoroughly tested to insure proper functionality, fluent navigation, and correct spelling.

	Programming Our programmers implement the visual design and architectural blueprints creating a functional website on our test server. Learn more.			Training Before launching the website, we train you and your team to use the CMS so that you can easily make updates to your website.

	Copywriting At this point our CMS is installed in your website allowing our writers to create and input content to your website. Learn more.			Launch After you approve the website, we arrange for hosting, managing your domains, and setting up email accounts. Then the site is launched.