HOW PROJECTS MOVE FORWARD

A defined path from the first conversation to launch.

Each stage clarifies what is being decided, what is needed and what happens next.

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  1. 01Understand the business
  2. 02Define the project
  3. 03Design and build
  4. 04Review and launch
01Understand the business

We discuss what the business offers, who the website needs to reach and what visitors should be able to do.

02Define the project

Pages, content, features, responsibilities and estimated timing are organized before development begins.

03Design and build

The website is designed, developed and tested across relevant screen sizes.

04Review and launch

The agreed revisions are completed, final checks are run and the website is prepared for publication.

  1. Working table with a notebook, plans and materials used to discover project needs.
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    Step 01

    Understand the business

    We discuss what the business offers, who the website needs to reach and what visitors should be able to do.

    Output: Project goals and initial requirements.

  2. Editorial arrangement of a calendar, notes and tools used to define project scope.
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    Step 02

    Define the project

    Pages, content, features, responsibilities and estimated timing are organized before development begins.

    Output: Written scope and proposal.

  3. Web design workspace with a computer, color samples and sketches.
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    Step 03

    Design and build

    The website is designed, developed and tested across relevant screen sizes.

    Output: A working website ready for review.

  4. Computer and phone prepared for responsive review before launch.
    04
    Step 04

    Review and launch

    The agreed revisions are completed, final checks are run and the website is prepared for publication.

    Output: Approved website and launch handoff.

What Web813 handles

  • Structure and design.
  • Responsive implementation.
  • Technical setup included in scope.
  • Testing and agreed revisions.
  • Launch preparation.

What the client provides

  • Business information.
  • Existing brand materials.
  • Required approvals.
  • Access to relevant accounts.
  • Feedback within the agreed review process.

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