STAGE 01 / 14
Requirements & Planning
We establish the requirements, audience, and structure before work begins.
- Client requirements
- Target audience
- Pages and features
- User roles
- Database requirements
A considered path from requirements and planning to production, deployment, and support after launch.
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We establish the requirements, audience, and structure before work begins.
STAGE 02 / 14
The experience is mapped across devices, from visual language to navigation and user flow.
STAGE 03 / 14
The interface is built from reusable pieces and brought to life with the required interactions.
STAGE 04 / 14
The application logic and connected functionality are developed.
STAGE 05 / 14
Data is organized and validated around the project’s requirements.
STAGE 06 / 14
Security measures address transport, credentials, inputs, access, and common attacks.
STAGE 07 / 14
Search and sharing details are prepared throughout the site.
STAGE 08 / 14
The site is reviewed for efficient loading and the measures that support Core Web Vitals.
STAGE 09 / 14
Measurement and monitoring are set up for the project’s key touchpoints.
STAGE 10 / 14
The product is checked across its core functions, devices, browsers, and production build.
STAGE 11 / 14
The production environment and external services are configured for release.
STAGE 12 / 14
The finished website receives a final pass across pages, flows, quality, and security.
STAGE 13 / 14
The production branch and build are prepared, then the application and its environment are deployed.
STAGE 14 / 14
After launch, the work continues with monitoring, maintenance, analytics, and support.
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