Web Design

The Process

Seven Phases of Web Design

Phase 1 — Briefing
We start by understanding who the website is for. Knowing your audience helps shape everything — the look, the content, and how it's all structured.
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Phase 2 — Research & Strategy
We look at your goals, your industry, and what your competitors are doing. This helps us plan a site that not only looks good, but stands out and works hard for your business.
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Phase 3 — Planning
Here we map out your site. This includes a clear structure, logical page layout, and intuitive navigation — so users can find what they need, fast.
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Phase 4 — Design and Prototyping
Now the fun begins. We define the visual style — colours, fonts, icons, layout — and build an interactive prototype so you can see how it will all come together.
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Phase 5 — Content
Words, images, video — every element matters. Content is tailored to your message and your audience, written to be clear, concise, and easy to scan.
Phase 6 — Development
This is where design becomes real. I build the site using clean code and best practices, making sure everything works smoothly on desktop and mobile.
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Phase 7 — Testing and Launch
Google Analytics and other SEO-focused tasks are carried out, such as the generation of the sitemap, the incorporation of keywords, the definition of meta-tags and other technical tasks for online search engine positioning.
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