Every project runs through four defined stages. Here's what happens at each one, and what's expected from both sides.
We define the project's scope, target audience, and business goals together, through a short call or written brief. This stage ends with a clear roadmap and a documented scope, so both sides know exactly what's being built.
I build the page structure with wireframes first, then move into visual design — layout, color, typography. Every draft goes through your review before development starts, so the direction is confirmed early, not after the fact.
The approved design is built with clean, maintainable code. Every page is tested across devices and browsers, and built with performance and accessibility in mind from the start, not patched in afterwards.
Before launch, the site goes through a full round of testing — links, forms, responsiveness, load times. After it goes live, I stay available for fixes, updates, and any technical support the project needs.