How we Work
This is how we turn your good ideas into brilliant ideas
Building Web Content
How we work with you to deliver and develop content
Stage 1: Exploration
Dare to Dream
Planning and Preparation
Planning and preparation, prevents... We agree! During this phase we find out everything we can about your project. If we do this right, we do the rest right. We aim to answer these questions during our Free Consultations. Click below if you're interested in finding out how we can work togther.
What is the deadline and budget?
Do you have existing content?
Have you decided on a theme?
Why do you want to do it?
Who do you want to see it?
What do you want to achieve?
Stage 2: Development
Bring the Dream to Life
Look, Feel and Functionality
A strong theme and brand are the essential DNA of your web content, transforming a collection of pages into a memorable and trustworthy experience. They create immediate visual recognition, communicate your core values intuitively, and ensure every interaction consistently reinforces why a visitor should choose you.
Branded Content
Presentations
Adverts
Events
Templates
Signage
Documents
Logos
Social Media
Themed Items
Style
Colour
Photography
Animation
Graphics
Layout
Images
Typography
Mockups show you how things will look and function
Feature 1
Show how content will function and feel
Feature 2
Brings all content together in one place
FEATURE 3
Demonstrates how it will meet users' needs
The interface should feel intuitive, and effortless to use
Feature 1
Clear presentation and simple structure
Feature 2
Consistent and predictable
FEATURE 3
The user acts and the interface responds
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Stage 3: Build and Deploy
Set the Dream Free
Get Ready for Launch
During the construction phase, the approved designs are built into a functional website. The front-end is developed with a visual interface for all devices, whilst the back-end is the server logic and database. These layers are integrated, tested thoroughly, and prepared for live deployment
Building the Front-End
The front-end is what the user sees when they interact with the website
What is it?
Content is structured, and styled, then it's made interactive.
How is it built?
It presents the website's content and functionality to users in an intuitive, engaging, and accessible way
What does it do?
Building the Back-End
The engine that powers the website, in the background, and out of sight
What is it?
On a server with storage for the data and separate space for the logic used
How is it built?
It powers the website’s core functionality—managing data, processing logic, and serving secure, dynamic content to the front-end
What does it do?
Testing
Test performance, page caching, loading, buffering
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Test security, keep testing security, test it again
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Test on different devices - laptop, tablet, mobile
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Test all functions work and output the expected results
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Test on different browsers, Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari
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When you think there's nothing left to test, test some more
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Ready to LauncH
Pre-Launch
Before launch, rigorously test all functionality, responsiveness, and SEO indexing on a staging server. Concurrently, set up performance monitoring, analytics, and prepare draft marketing announcements for a coordinated go-live
Launch
Execute the launch by deploying the final code to the production server, updating the domain, and implementing necessary redirects. Then, remove development blocks, confirm search engine visibility, and perform a live smoke test to verify core functionality
Post-Launch
After launch, actively monitor site performance and user traffic for any issues while submitting your sitemap to accelerate search indexing. Announce the launch through all planned channels, then review initial analytics and feedback to schedule the first essential updates