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My Web Design Process: From Concept to Launch
Here's how I make websites, from brainstorming to hitting the launch button. I'll share my process for planning, designing, coding, testing, and finally going live, along with my favorite tools.
Design & Dev Tools
Figure Out What I Need
Understanding Client Needs:
First, I need to understand what my client wants their website to achieve. Who are their users and what's the site's purpose?
Planning the Structure:
Sitemap:
I work on outlining the overall layout and structure of the website.
Wireframes:
I create basic layouts for key pages.
Design
Here comes my favorite part—designing!
I sketch each page, choosing colors, fonts, and mockups that align with the client's brand and message.
Content Creation
Copywriting:
For me, copywriting involves crafting compelling text that motivates people to take actions, like purchasing or signing up. It’s all about getting a brand's message across in a clear and effective way.
Images & Media:
When I talk about media creation, I’m referring to making visual or multimedia content, like images, videos, and infographics. It’s my way of informing, entertaining, or engaging people on different platforms.
Testing
Performance Testing:
Now I thoroughly test everything. I check how the site looks and functions on different devices to ensure a seamless user experience.
Launch Day
Finally, it's time to launch! We go live with the website and celebrate the achievement.
Final Review:
Conduct a final review to ensure everything is working correctly.
Maintenace
Monitor Performance:
Even after launch, I stay involved. I update content regularly and ensure the website continues to meet my client's needs.