Learning

Discovery and Planning: Understanding the client's business, target audience, and objectives for the website. This phase may include creating user personas, conducting competitor analysis, and defining the project scope.

Wireframing and Prototyping: Creating wireframes or low-fidelity prototypes to visualize the site structure, layout, and user flow. This stage helps in planning the placement of key elements such as navigation menus, content sections, and calls to action.

Design Mockups: Developing high-fidelity design mockups that showcase the visual style, color scheme, typography, and overall look and feel of the website. Design mockups often include multiple iterations and client feedback to refine the design.

Development: Once the design is approved, the website development phase begins. This involves translating the design into code using html, css, and javascript, possibly incorporating frameworks or cms platforms like wordpress or shopify depending on the project requirements.

Testing and Review: Testing the website across different devices and browsers to ensure compatibility and responsiveness. This phase also includes reviewing functionality, usability, and ensuring all elements work as expected.

Launch and Maintenance: Deploying the website to a live server and ensuring it is optimized for performance and SEO. Post-launch, ongoing maintenance may include updates, security patches, and content management based on client needs.