Building a website involves many decisions, but the experience should not feel chaotic. A defined process keeps the project moving and gives everyone a shared understanding of what happens next.
1. Discovery
We begin by learning about your company, customers, services, competitors, current website, and business goals. This stage helps define priorities and reveals the information visitors will need.
2. Strategy and Structure
Next, we organize the website. The sitemap establishes the main pages, while the content plan determines what each page needs to accomplish. This is where we map important customer journeys and calls to action.
3. Content and Design
With the structure established, the page content and visual system take shape. Layouts are created to present information clearly, reinforce the brand, and work across screen sizes.
4. Development
Approved designs are built into a working website. Forms, reusable components, content management features, analytics, and necessary integrations are configured during this phase.
5. Review and Testing
Before launch, the site is reviewed for content accuracy, responsive behavior, links, forms, browser compatibility, basic accessibility, and technical settings. Existing sites also require redirect and migration checks.
6. Launch and Support
After approval, the website goes live. From there, ongoing maintenance, content updates, search work, and performance improvements can help the site continue supporting the business. Most projects are built, launched, and submitted to Google within one week when content is ready.