After receiving the completed intake form, we begin branding the website with the necessary requirements. Including: company logo, company business profile, fonts, colors, some sample keywords, and images you've provided. (Note: if you don't have images, we can provide stockphotos)
Once we’ve completed the branding phase of your website, we integrate the content provided using the chosen template’s inner-page layout including Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. (Note: We will include the content for Privacy Policy and Terms of Use) Also, if you prefer, we can write you the content for your entire website for an additional charge.
Once we’ve completed the branding and content integration, we provide you access to your website in preparation for your first revision phase. Review the content and branding. Make changes to Color scheme, Fonts, Images, Social links, Banners and Content.
During the second revision process, we focuse on the following, if changes are required: Image Changes, Content Integration, Banner Elements (Not redesign), and Social Media Links.
Keyword Optimization: Relevant keywords in the titles, headings, meta tags, and content.
Meta Tags: Title Tag: A concise and descriptive title that includes primary keywords.
Meta Description: A brief summary of the page's content, also containing relevant keywords.
URL Structure: SEO-friendly URLs that are relevant to the content, and include keywords.
Header Tags: (H1, H2, H3, etc.) to structure content and highlight key points.
Image Optimization: Use of descriptive alt text for images.
Internal Linking: Linking to other pages within the website to distribute link equity.
External Linking: Credible external links to authoritative sources.
Page Speed: Ensuring fast loading times.
Once the revisions have been made and the necessary implementations are completed, we make sure your website is mobile-friendly and dynamically responsive for browsers and devices.
Once we completed the Quality Assurance process, we begin migrating the site to your host provider. During this phase, we require access to your hosting account, so please make sure the access credentials and tokens have been provided.
Once the site has been migrated, we go through the site once more to ensure the site is fully functional and working as intended through our predefined checklist.
Whether you are building your first website, or re-designing an existing one, this quote applies:
”If you don’t have time to do it right, when will you have the time to do it over?”
John Wooden
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As a business owner you need to understand your visitors’ online behavior. Keep in mind that your website’s purpose is to guide your visitors toward a specific action that needs to address their specific needs.
Your website is more than just a virtual space; it's a dynamic platform that should cater to the diverse needs and goals of visitors. Each page serves as a gateway to valuable information or actions, and it's crucial to design with intent. It involves putting the user at the center of the process. By addressing the needs of your audience, you create an environment that guides visitors seamlessly.
In the fast-paced of the internet, users consume information at a rapid pace. To capture and retain their attention, it's crucial for websites to communicate information clearly and concisely. Use plain and straightforward language to convey your message. Avoid unnecessary jargon or complex terminology that might confuse visitors. It should cater to a broad audience.
We are in the era of smartphones and on-the-go browsing, constantly. Therefore, optimizing your website for mobile devices is no longer just a preference; it's a necessity. Simplify navigation for mobile users. A clear and concise menu, easy-to-use buttons, and intuitive navigation paths contribute to a positive mobile experience. N eglecting mobile optimization will result in loss of traffic.
Visual content has the unique ability to capture attention almost instantly. Visitors often prefer a quick glance at an image or video over reading lengthy paragraphs. By incorporating visual elements strategically, websites can create fast engagement and draw users into the content. It is crusial to add visual elements to convey your messages, to connect with audiences, and to establish a strong brand presence.
Did you know that visitors scan websites in an “F” pattern? In the dynamic world of web design, understanding user behavior is crucial to creating an effective and engaging online experience. Us, designers take into account is the "F" pattern – a scanning pattern that many website visitors naturally follow. Good designers leverage this rule to create user-friendly websites.
In a world where time is of the essence, users expect websites to load swiftly. Slow-loading pages frustrate visitors and can lead to a negative perception of the site and brand. A delay of just a few seconds can result in a substantial increase in bounce rates, therefore your visitors are likely to leave a site if it takes too long to load, and the chances of them returning diminish significantly.
