Building a website is an exciting process. It involves strategic planning, design, development, and continuous maintenance. Whether you’re launching a personal blog, an e-commerce platform, or a business site, it’s crucial to align the website’s objectives with your target audience’s needs.
We look at how long it will take from conception to the website going Live below:
– What is the main objective of the website? – Who is the target audience, and what are their demographics? – What specific actions do we want visitors to take on the website?
– What branding elements represent our brand identity? – How can we create a user-friendly design? – Who needs to review and provide feedback on the design?
3-4 weeks
Development
Set up hosting/domain – Choose technology stack – Code frontend & backend – Implement responsive design
– Which hosting provider/domain name best suit our needs? – What technology stack will enable desired functionality? – How do we ensure mobile compatibility?
4-6 weeks
Content Creation
Write copy – Source/create multimedia content – Optimize for SEO
– What messaging will resonate with the audience? – Where will we source multimedia content? – How can we optimize content for search engines?
3-4 weeks
Testing
Test across devices/browsers – Assess usability/accessibility – Address bugs
– How do we ensure compatibility across devices/browsers? – What criteria will assess usability/accessibility? – How will we prioritize and address bugs?
2-3 weeks
Launch
Set up analytics – Prepare marketing plan – Coordinate deployment
– Which analytics tools provide valuable insights? – What marketing channels/tactics will be used? – Who needs to approve before deployment?
1-2 weeks
Post-Launch
Monitor performance & feedback – Update content as needed
– How will we track website performance? – What processes are in place for updating content? – How often will content be refreshed?
Ongoing
Maintenance
– Provide ongoing support – Backup data – Address technical issues
– What security measures are in place? – How often will data be backed up? – Who handles technical issues and support?