Our company has 8 years of experience, in the course of this period of time we
perfected our development process. We designed our development process to make
sure that our clients’ projects will reach its maximum potential through
effective information architecture.
Information architecture (IA) is the science
of organizing websites and other interactive media to maximize results. Our
staff will create an intuitive navigational structure and highly effective user
interface design that is custom-made to your target audience. Our priority is to
optimize the project’s usability.
We use the blueprint document we author as the
cornerstone of this process. The sales proposal and statement of work (SOW) talk
about what the project will do and the blueprint details exactly what will go on
behind the scenes to make that happen. Our development team will work with your
staff to elaborate the document, with our experience and your team’s feedback we
will elaborate the best document. The document has several elements:
Sitemap
The sitemap is a map outlining all the pages of your website. It lists each page
and shows how they will link to one another. The sitemap ensures that the most
important information and calls to action are linked throughout the prominent
areas of your website.
Design Preferences
Design preferences are the starting point to give style to the project. We
review your current website (if applicable), as well as any of your competitor
sites, to determine a consistent theme for the project.
Wireframes
Wireframes are like a rough draft of the website that includes fractions of the
site’s functionality. They are similar to a sitemap, but they allow you to click
through and interact with the pages.
Process Flows
AMany sites require integration with third-party components. This may include
anything from credit card processors to CRM systems. We use the process flow
document to outline how our code will interact with these components.
Milestones
As functionality is established during the planning and development stage, the
component checklist serves as a reference to the base functionality that is
required for each element to work. When the project goes to our quality
assurance review (QAR) phase, this document will be used to make certain all
required functionality is in place.
Component Checklist (QAR)
As functionality is established during the planning and development stage, the
component checklist serves as a reference to the base functionality that is
required for each element to work. When the project goes to our quality
assurance review (QAR) phase, this document will be used to make certain all
required functionality is in place.
Database Structure
The project’s database structure will be designed by our excellent technical
architect during the planning phases based on the functionality established in
the statement of work. This allows us to maintain a consistent database design
across all of our projects based on industry standards. Creating this standard
facilitates consistent future development by anyone on our programming team.
Hosting / Third-Party Configurations
We establish a hosting configuration tailored to the project specifications
before development begins. That helps us ensure our development environment
matches the production environment before the project’s launch, reducing the
risk of costly setbacks. At the conclusion of the development process, you will
have an excellent product and a comprehensive blueprint document to use as a
basis for future product expansion. We believe that proper planning is the only
way to ensure the success of a project.
At the conclusion of the development process, you will have an excellent product and a comprehensive blueprint document to
use as a basis for future product expansion. We believe that proper planning is the only way to ensure the success of a project.