Over the years, we’ve had the pleasure of building hundreds of websites that blend art and technology, giving us the opportunity to refine and simplify our web design process.
Since we are often asked by clients what it takes to create a beautiful website that follows both form and function, we decided to share the four main steps we go through in our web design and development process.
From goal identification to site launch, understanding these high-level steps will help you align your strategy and build a site that attracts users and guides them through your sales funnel.
Prototypes, also known as “comps,” are the finished design product. Starting with the homepage, we apply your branding to the wireframes in order to create the final renderings of your finished site. We then link these images together to create an interactive prototype for you to experience how your site will look and function before we develop it.
Creating a working prototype of your site pre-development helps highlight usability issues and reduce development time and allows you the opportunity to provide feedback on specific areas.
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