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The first step involves defining the scope and the purpose of the website – both extremely important to ensuring the validity of the end result. We always begin with this step. Clients often prepare a brief, in which they outline the most important features of their future website or even already define its contents and the look and content of individual webpages.

It’s important that such parameters as the website’s target audience, its update frequency and the vision of its future growth are also defined at this stage. Therefore, our job during this phase is to obtain all required information from the client. We hold meetings and consultations that result in a complete brief detailing the website.

During this step, we define the website’s business model and prepare a map of its content.Thus, it’s the stage, where we decide – together with the client – how the content will be displayed and where such elements as company info, product list, a blog or a webstore will be located. We determine text hierarchy and its estimated length for main content elements and together with the client we decide what keywords should be included on the site.
It’s at this stage that we develop an overall concept for any multimedia contentand determine the form of its presentation – whether it should be included as an attachment or as a movie embedded directly on the page, or whether chatting with a consultant should be possible in video form or only as text. These decisions determine the choice of development methods, but also influence how the client’s administrator will manage the website.

During this stage, we create a prototype for both the visual and administrative aspect of the website. It’s really at this stage, that the client first sees the site and its functionality. Of course, at this stage the site has no content (apart from examples), but it usually includes a theme, a menu structure and a location for displaying multimedia content. The site is usually hosted on a test server.

Backend development is a job for our programmers. It’s the backend that interacts with the database, handles the business logic and generates all the views that the website’s user sees. Of course, since we’re using WordPress, all the standard elements have already been implemented, but we still need to build a working, cohesive mechanism tailored to an individual client.

The development of the layer that’s viewed by the person visiting the site. It includes all text and multimedia content but also how the site is displayed on different devices (like smartphones) and in different web browsers.

In order to ensure the quality of our web solutions, in addition to stages involving direct communication with the client, where we gather requirements, prepare the site’s prototype and decide how to display text and media content, we also have a testing stage. During this step, we not only test the correct functioning of the code and whether the site displays correctly on different browsers and devices. We also test the usability and the user experience of both the site itself and its admin panel. We perform the test ourselves and in cooperation with the client. We also test corner cases and how the web app behaves, for example in case of a web store, we test how the payment module behaves when the input is zero or when no delivery address was provided.