Chief Direct
The first phase of your website project is information gathering and research. We learn more about your business, who your target audience is, your expectations of what the website will do as well as what content you want included in your website (architecture or site map).
Logo design and content development are also discussed during this phase, and if you are in need of these services we will incorporate them into Phase II.
All of the pertinent information gathering is accomplished by your completion of our Website Planning Guide.
Once we enter into an agreement, we will proceed with Phase II.
This phase includes the finalization of your website architecture (site map) and the design of several unique prototypes (mockups) of your website. Think of these mockups as static 'snapshots' of what your site may look like.
The goal of this phase is for you to select the mockup that is closest to what you had in mind. From there we can make additional changes until you are completely satisfied with the overall look and feel of your new website design.
We offer two design samples from which you can choose. In extremely rare cases, if additional comps are required they can be provided for an extra fee.
After selecting the chosen mockup, we will code the site and incorporate the content and graphics into your new design.
During this process we will create a style guide that will be used throughout the site to ensure the content is delivered in a clean and consistent manner compatible with the most popular browsers. The site will be temporarily hosted on our servers and available for you to view.
One last approval from you and we are ready to launch your website.
But not until we give your new site the "white glove" test to ensure everything is functioning as planned, every link is linked and every word is spell-checked. After this final step and upon receipt of payment, we will then make the site live on your hosting space for the entire world to see!
For more information, contact us today:
+1 (250)-583-9906


