Website Development
Your website represents your brand. A site that is unsecure, slow, unreliable, or difficult to use is a website that customers and prospects will avoid.
Yet starting a web development project feels daunting, so businesses often feel stuck with the status quo, risking missed opportunities and competitive disadvantage.
With over 18 years of experience developing upon the top CMS platforms, we build high-performing websites across a wide range of industries. We have overcome all kinds of challenges for our clients, helping achieve some exceptional results in the process.
Our website development process
No two projects are the same, but our process has served us and our clients well.
1. Assessing the situation, goals, and requirements
We begin by assessing your current environment. Our goal is to understand your business needs, and learn how these transform into technology requirements.
2. Planning: Creating a strategy that works
An optimal technology architecture requires a skillful balancing of factors - current and future needs, workflows, integrations, regulatory requirements, technical resources and, and budget - to arrive at the right solution.
3. Designing and Copywriting
We are an end-to-end website development agency, so we are more than capable of handling your digital strategy, information architecture, website design, and content creation. We begin planning early for the features we know the site will need, so that we can scope development appropriately.
We find the majority of our clients prefer a hybrid development approach, where we build the website step-by-step, reviewing and making revisions.
4. Testing against over 80 checkpoints
We have a detailed checklist through which we evaluate the site against over 100 checkpoints before it even gets close to going live.
We like to get our clients involved, where you and your team can play with it, and help us remove any issues.
5. Launching the site
When we deliver your new site, we don't just throw you the keys and run. We walk you through the features, show you how to use it (and how not to use it), and make sure everyone touching the website is comfortable with managing it.