Proposed web design workflow strategy

Every website should have visitor needs as its main objective, whether those needs be information, products or services. How can we achieve this goal? In other words, how do we define the target audience?
Defining the web project is an important step in creating a website. Each web design project includes a survey cleaner used to gather the information needed to develop the website. This includes:
1. Discussion with the client - Determine the purpose and interest of the web project, target audience, order brand, source content, communication web strategy and strong initial discussions for technical specifications.
2. Summary of the web project - Based on information gathered from the discussion with the client, define in black and white the website’s message, purpose, audience and perception of the benefits of competition.
3. Initial technical specifications - Use customer information and company standards to clarify rules to create a website quality management interface that is CMS compatible with all browsers in terms of desired resolution, download time, web standards, accessibility and beyond.
4. Chronology of the web design project – Determine phasing and timing for delivery of website maturity and assigned resources.
5. Initial plan web maintenance - Develop a plan for periodic review and updating the website. Many people wonder why you should consider this step. It is important because it can set clear expectations for the website and determine applications that can be used over time for business development.

This step is extremely important because it defines the "skeleton" that will be built on the website. Sections are set, such as menu items, how to navigate the website, what information is presented to visitors, display conditions and what facilities the website will provide.
Website structure is the second step in web design and requires a solid website architecture based on the website’s purpose and audience, determined in the first step. Web design is like renovating a kitchen; you must first decide what you want and the overall capacity of your kitchen, then draw the sketch and finall choose the wood, tiles and curtains.
1. Web Content - Working closely with the client, toghether we create a list of all content for all pages. Web content must be original and periodically revised according to the desired business. We consider future web content growth and additions, amd we leave room for this growth. We create a strategy for outline the web content and its categories.
2. Outline of web design features - I will create a website map which is a visual representation of the website structure and content.
3. Diagram the website and web pages - I will design Web Page Description Diagrams - PDD modules prior to page arrangement to decide the specific content web page priorities.
4. Wireframes (arranging modules) - A wireframe is a non-graphic-rich schema of every web page, a simple drawing of each piece of information and functionality, and includes a sketch of each web page element such as web navigation, web content, search box, web links, photos, categories, header and footer.

Based on the previous steps shall make an web design estimate and generate a free quote. Following negotiations will conclude this step by signing a contract that shall be paid in advance, and I will start work on the website. Payment is 50% and 50% from the order reception work.

Depending on how collaboration and contract web services have been defined, the client will provide the materials needed for the construction of the website: logo, images, text, translation. If it was determined that I cover these services (digital photo, logo design, text translation, etc.), I shall provide them.

It's time to do the first draft of the layout. This proposal does not fully achieve the website, only a few representative web pages to create an idea of the arrangement of the web pages, colors and overall web design.
Structuring the website on paper (or a particular program) is a critical step to successfully realizing your initial web design. The most successful web design is not based on magic, but on a solid structure and definition of the desired web project. At this point, the web designer has a defined idea of the website purpose and will let creativity take its toll. Following the initial web design principles, the web designer will create a sketch according to proportion, balance, dominance, rhythm and web usability.
1. Draft - A sketch or two will be given to the customer to decide how the website will look.
2. Feedback - Customer feedback is very important to deciding the final web design.
3. Selection - Specific web design selection is done by customer needs and takes into account the web designer’s standards and recommendations.
4. Refining the web design

Once the web layout approval is received, we start the actual website construction. Website web development is the most important step in web design, which builds the actual website and consists of two steps:
- Confirmation and refinement of the functional technical plan
- Building and integrating the website

Confirmation and refining of the technical specifications begins with a summary of the web project (the first step) and confirmation of the web design and support of all applications, goals and needs. We will decide the resolution needed, what browsers are facilitated (Internet Explorer, Chrome, Mozilla, etc.), connection speed, downloading speed, page size and more. Confirmation of functional specifications determines web standards such as CSS, Flash, HTML, JavaScript, CMS, Rich Media, Search, Secure Credit Card Database, Web Analytics and more.
Reviewing and adjusting the web development timeline will determine how much time will be given to each item step of website development, so the client knows about how long to wait until the website is deliverable.
Building a website integration brings the website to reality and includes building a template using web standards, creating web pages and back-end development of the code. This will require a dynamic and database integration such as search button, login and personalization, secure web transactions and web analytics.
In cases that fail to merge my concept with the client’s concept regarding website design, we shal go back to the proposal and seek alternative solutions.

The construction process involves a series of revisions that are designed to check the progress of the web project and make improvements. Throughout website construction, the web designer maintains contact with the customer. It's best for the customer to appoint a contact person who can make decisions about the project.
This step checks allocated time to create a realistic Quality Assurance (QA) plan, prioritize problems and last but not least, finalize and launch the website.
1. Testing for quality assurance - Check the web content –to se if it is clean, grammatically correct, original and supported by a copywriter. Verify the functionality of the website in accordance with the original plan. Validate (X)HTML and CSS, accessibility, browser compatibility, connection on different browsers, SEO, security and authorizations.
2. Prioritization of problem situations - Checkout time is very important in web design, because nobody wants something that does not work!
3. Refining the website - Check whether all problems were solved and arrange more time if needed.

When it is found that there are no revisions to be made and the testing period is completed successfully, the website is delivered to the customer and/or installed on the web server. I provide you with professional web hosting solutions. The website launch is the final step and should be analyzed according downtime, taking into account traffic patterns on the web. I already have researced launch time, depending on the specific business types.

I train your operators for optimal use of website functionality, especially management interface that allows updating content pages and display mode.

I do not stop at delivering a product. I am interested in learning more about your website visitors, their opinions and the impact of your online presence. I implement the web maintenance plan that was designed in Step 1, highlighting the importance of keeping the website complete, consistent, attractive, accessible, and secure.