The process of designing web pages with simple steps

Web designers often think about the web design process with an emphasis on technical issues such as wireframes, code, and content management. But the great design is not about how to incorporate social media buttons or even graphics. Good design is actually the creation of a website that is in line with a general strategy.

Well designed web pages offer more than simple aesthetics. They attract visitors and help people understand the product, company, and branding through a variety of indicators including graphics, text and interactions. This means that every element of your site needs to work towards a set goal.

But how do you achieve this harmonious composition of elements? Through a holistic web design process that takes both form and function into account.

Goal recognition: If I work with the customer to determine what goals the site should fulfill. That is, what is its purpose.

Scope: Once we recognize the site’s goals, we can determine the scope of the project. That is, which pages and attributes the site requires to meet the goal and the timing for the construction of the site.

Sitemap and wireframe creation: With a clearly defined field, we can begin to build the site map by defining how we interact with the content and attributes we set.

Creating content: Now that we have a bigger picture of the site, we can start creating content for individual pages, always keeping in mind the optimization of the search engine to keep the pages focused on just one topic. It is vital that you have real content to work for the next stage:

Visual Elements: With site architecture and some content in place, we can begin to work on the visual track. Depending on the customer, this may already be defined, but you may also specify the visual style from the beginning.

Testing: So far, we have all of your pages and we’ve defined how they appear to the visitor of the site, so it’s time to make sure everything works. We combine manual site browsing across a variety of devices with automated site crawlers to locate everything, from user experience issues to simple broken links.

Official launch! Once everything is working beautifuly, it’s time to plan the official launch of your site! This should include planning both the start-up timetable and the communication strategies – ie when will you start and how will we tell the world? After this; We celebrate it!