- This is where all the necessary information is gathered, to gain an understanding of what the target audience needs are based on the website you are going to create for (the purpose). 

2.   Preparing -  Where a person will brainstorming, And a site map is created, by utilizing all the gather information.  The map will contains all the main topics and sub-topics which will going to put in the website.
3.   Creating -  this stage involves reviewing of the information in deciding how the actual website will look.  The intended user is one of the main elements considered, as well as where to place to place your layout.

4.   Design development - where the website is actually developed into a website which involves the development of the home page first then later an outline of additional pages is formed and used templates for navigation and content.  
5.   Analyzing and releasing -All the elements of the design and development are analyzed and being used and seen your target audience

- need to mapping out the web pages and find the relevant content into the website.

2.Wire-frames

- provide a wire- frames before develop HTML code, need to arrange the content of web page content and imagery well so that it can appear on the page systematic.

3. Design

- sketch the layout and design the HTML for the web page, this will make the web page attractive.

4. Development

- create all of the required HTML templates and associated elements before integrating it into our Content Management System (CMS).

- Add all content and site to test in different computer.

- supply a development URL to review the site and the CMS 

- also supply CMS manual.

5. User Acceptance Testing (UAT)

- test the user experience and improve the web design based on the user feedback.

- Gathering relevant information, to gain an understanding of what the target audience needs.

2. Planning

- This stage need to design a site map. Need to decide what technologies could be incorporated into the site. Interactive forms, flash animations and audio files are a few technologies.

3. Design

- This stage need to decide on the feel of the web site. Sketch the layout and design.

4. Development

- This stages make the website. Use all the graphic elements from the approved mock design, and put them into functional web pages.

5. Delivery

- Quality check the site end to end. Test out the complete functionality of the site, all forms included, as well as last minute compatibility issues on different browsers.

Things to consider:-

Purpose, Goals, Target Audience and Content.

2.Planning

Research, Observe, Understand and Analyse

3. Design

Use Cases, Business Processes, Wireframes and Design Concept

4.Development

Design Handover, Communicate, Monitor, and Visual Design

5. Testing and Delivery

Usability Testing, Verification, Design Quality Check, and Approval

Gather the information

-Gathering relevant information, first thing you should do

is to get a good understanding of the website that you want to create and know the purpose, the goal, aim and target audiences of the website.

Planning Stage

- Design a site map (list of basic topics and subtopics) and

decide what technologies use in the website. Example: Interactive forms, flash animations and audio files are a few technologies that can apply into the site.

Design

- Always keep the target audience in mind when planning on

the design and using the information that you have gathered, you would now need to decide on the feel of the web site. Besides, do the mock up for the approved.  

Development Stage

-Use all the graphic elements from the approved mock design,

and put them into functional web pages.

Delivery 

-Quality check the site and test out the complete

functionality of the site, all forms included, as well as last minute compatibility issues on different browsers.

for a website, the core elements are the wireframe, a basic visual outline of the website’s visual structure, and the site map, outlining the structure of content pages

3.Design

the look of the website and create something that will be unique to wards your brand

4.Website Development

two core development phases are front end, which refers to the visually attractive parts of the site that you can see, and back end, which refers to the functionalities that allow you to do things like blog, post videos, and more. 5,Launch

upload that content to the website, then have the developer take a look in case the addition of content caused any visual issues.At this point, your website is ready to show off to the world, live on its own domain.

1. Information Gathering

It involves a solid understanding of the company it is created for. It is important to consider the dimension of purpose, goals, target audience and content.

2. Planning

Put together a plan for your web site where a site map is developed. The site maps serves as a guide as to what content will be on the site, and is essential to developing a consistent, easy to understand navigational system.

3. Design

Determine the look and feel of your site. The web design essence should reflect the characteristic of target audience.

4. Development

The web site itself is created. It is about the communication, monitor and visual design of the web.

5. Testing and Delivery

Emphasis on the final details and test your web site. Usability testing, verification, design quality check and approval is implemented.

it a basic for starting the web you must get information what client want.

2.   Preparing

this step you have to make a site map from the information you get in stage one. the map contain a main topic and sub-topic for web we want to create. 

3.   Creating

this step web are created. designer have to make more prototype for this step with deference design.

4.   Design development

in this step web are created and developed into a fully functional website. base on the step three designer developed web become more creative.

5.   Analyzing and releasing

Step five is where all the elements of the design and development are analyzed. once this web site are finish, web site can released in internet.

1. information gathering

It get a good understanding of the company that the site is going to promote. What is your business goals, how the web can be utilized to help you achieve the goals. Things to consider: purpose, goals, target audience, content

2. Planning

Site map is developed. List of all main topic. Decide what technologies should be implemented.

3. Design

Consider target audience. Communicate ensure the final web site will match the needs.

4. Developemnt

Use graphic elements to create actual, functional site. Requires an understanding of front-end web development.

5. Testing and delivering

Ensure your web site is optimized to be viewed properly. Ensure all codes written validates. FTP program is used to upload the website.

1) Information Gathering

The first step in designing a successful web site is to gather information. Many things need to be taken into consideration when the look and feel of your site is created.

2) Planning

Using the information gathered from phase one, it is time to put together a plan for your web site. This is the point where a site map is developed.

3) Design

Drawing from the information gathered up to this point, it’s time to determine the look and feel of your site. Target audience is one of the key factors taken into consideration.

4) Development

The developmental stage is the point where the web site itself is created. At this time, designer will take all of the individual graphic elements from the prototype and use them to create the actual, functional site.

5) Testing and Delivery

Designer will attend to the final details and test your web site. They will test things such as the complete functionality of forms or other scripts, as well last testing for last minute compatibility issues

1. Research+Definition

The research phase should begin with talking about the goals for the website. What does the client want the website to accomplish in the end.

2. Blueprints

Guide the people who build the website making sure that all the relevant component identified in the research phase are incorporated.

3. Design

A good designer will take into account the customer needs and preferences identified and outlined in the research phase in a way that a drag and drop or template site may not accomplish.

4. Website development

The core development phases are front end, which refers to the visually attractive parts of the site that you can see, and back end which refers to the functionalities that allow to do thing like a blog, post video and more.

5. Launch+Beyond

Someone will need to upload that content to the website then have the developer take a look in case the addition of content cause any visual issues. A website is ready to show off to the world, live on its own domain.

Gathering information is one of the process for designer to collect the information and gathering it from all segments.

2. Website Planning

A sitemap will be design and list out all the design and list out all the topic of each pages there are cover in the website. It also be the future navigtion function from page to page.

3. Design phase

In this stage, designer need to conducted their analyses and also start to choose the theme, layout, colour schema and also the style for each related topic.

4. Development phase

In development stage, designer need to develop their website and using programming languge to decide how the look for their website.

5. Testing and delivery

Testing phase is to let target audience to test the website is it friendly to user or not. Once finish the testing phase, the domain name should been register with the appropriate hosting server and transfer all the files to the hosting server link to domain and make the website in live.

- Get understanding on the company. Understanding what your client want.Think about how the web help to achieve the goals. Things need to consider when create a website is purpose, target audience and content of the website.

2.Preparing

-Create a site map. Utilizing the information collected from stage one. Contain of the map is all the main topics and sub-topics. It can guide for content and a user-friendly system of navigation.

3.Creating

-This stage involves reviewing of the information in deciding how the actual website will look.  The intended user is one of the main elements considered, as well as where to place the logo and the implementation of company branding.
More than one prototype should be designed for input by the client at this stage.  This will provide them with the opportunity to state if they have any issues with the design before development begins.

4.Design Development

-This is the step where the website is actually developed into a fully functional website.  This process involves the development of the home page first.  Secondly, an outline of additional pages is formulated and used as a template for navigation and content.  Codes must comply with contemporary website measures, accessibility and maximized functionality.

5.Analyzing and Releasing

Step five is where all the elements of the design and development are analyzed.  Additionally, compatibility for different web browsers and site optimization are tested.  As well as, code  validations are tested to ensure that the website complies with current website measures.

- gather information from the company. Understand what client need. Aim the goal that will choose the concept that suitable for the website.

2) Design

- Should putting all the sketches onto paper, make a focus group to share any idea from the group, take note the feedback as well to improve the design.

3) Coding,

try to coding the layout based on the client need, from the typeface, the colour scheme, the navigation that they wants too.also try to navigate it nicely to enhance the website can be more professional design.

4) Testing

- after finish all the process, need to test weither the website its ok or not, try from

1. Gather information

Gather all necessary information about the objective of create website and understand what the client needs. Besides, analyze the competitor website as references. Observe what and how their display their information and then try to do better than them.

2.  Preparing/ planning

Create site map which contains main topics and sub topics that need to go on the site. Besides, decide what technologies are want to be implement into the site.

3.  Creating

Decide the look of website through all the information that are gather. Make mock designs and jpg files to show the client and received their suggestion.

4.  Design development

Develop website into a fully functional website and display graphic elements from the approved mock designs to functional website.

5.  Analyzing and releasing

Testing compatibility for different web browsers and site optimization and ensure that all codes created for the site are validated. After tested, release website to internet by using FTP program. FTP means file transfer protocol which is usually used to transfer or upload the web pages from a server.

1. INFORMATION GATHERING

Collect all information before making a web creation process. The information is important because it will show you what type of web direction that you created.

2.PLANNING

All information must be structured and proper order. This stage is the step that sitemap being created.

3.DESIGN

Design the web regarding the web purpose. Professional website must be clean and use a minimalist design. If other from professional purpose, design with catchy look and have visual interactive.

4.DEVELOPMENT

Web designer must develop the web creation to make sure the web can be attract the other user to see it. Development also important because it make the web more usefull because it been published.

5.TESTING AND DELIVERY

This step is important because it make sure the web content will be delivered correctly and perfect.

Get information

This step to gain an understanding of what client or people need are. This step involves the asking of many question

Step 2

Preparing.

This is where the side map is creation,utilizing all the information collected in step 1

Step 3

Creating.

This stage involves reviewing of the information in deciding ho the actual ebsite will look.The intended user is one of the main element consider.

Step 4

Design development.

This stage where the website is actually developed into a fully  functional website.This process involves the development og the home pages first.

Step 5

Analysing and Releasing.

Where all the elements of the design and development are analyzed.

·  First step to make a successful web site is gather information.We need to understanding the needs of web site created for.

·  It is include golas,target audience and purpose for created a web site.

2.  Planning

·  From the informations gathering,using the informations to planning the main site,topic and sub-topic to include in web site.

3.  Designing

·  Gather the information from phase 1 and 2, design and determine the look and feels or your website.

·  The clearly designs must be understanding the readers.

4.  Development

·  This stage is to created the web site yourself. The information from phase 1- 3 can make the development process easy to create and become functional site using the graphics elements.

5.  Testing and Delivery

·  At this stage your web designer will attend to the final details and test your web site.

·  They will test the things such as functionality,navigation and the layout.

1. gathering of information

- to understand what the clients needs . It have to involve intention, aspirations, users and substance

2. preparing

- utilizing all the information collected in step one, particularly the intended users. the map should contains all the main topics and sub-topics to guide the content and user- friendly systm of navigation.

3. creating

4. design development

5. analysing and releasing

1. Gathering Information

Find what reason the website will create.

Know who the audience.

2. Preparing stage

Describe how the website will create.

Describe about concept and so on.

3. Creating/design

Design based on all information and planning.

4. Progression

Make sure the progression flow is good and based on planning.

5. Testing

Testing the website and do improvement.

6. Publish

Last stage. Publish the website with proudly.

-much information about objectives of website.

-include in this stage is analysis competitors websites to see what information.

2.Design

-Do apply the sketches before apply the design based on the client need.

-prototype of the website will also be created

3.Development

-Create website that the client want.

-used to make a website responsive for all mobile devices

4.Testing and launch

-used the client to testing the website whether is function or not.

5.Maintenance

-if the client give a feedback for the maintenance of the website. Take not to improving the website.

-gather information on the style and function of website.

2. PREPARING

-create site map

-utilizing all the information collected

-decided which technologies are to be implemented.

3. CREATING

-reviewing of the information in deciding how the actual website will look.

4. DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

-development of homepage, then outline is created as a template and insert content.

5. ANALYZING AND RELEASING

- all the elements of the design and development are analyzed.

-validation of the website is teste

- gathered all the necessary information

2. PREPARING

- creating the site map

- utilizing the information from the first step

3. CREATING

- reviewing of the information to decide the actual look for the website

4. DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

- developing it into functional website

5. ANALYZING AND RELEASING

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Find what reason the website will create .Purpose,target audience and content.

2.Planning

Research,observe,understand and analyse.

3.Design

Sketches the layout and ideation in paper before apply online website and website must to layout,font,color,style and so on.

4.Development

Use all the graphic elements and put them into functional web.

5.Testing and delivery

Designer to the will atend final details and test your website.

Planning stages, decided and mapped before start a web design.

2. Design

Moving the information outlined in the planning stage further into reality.Documented site structure and visual representation are important. Special feature of a web design is main speciality to represent a web.

3. Development

Involves the programming work, as well as loading content. Take a strategic approach and avoid future hassles by constantly testing.

4. Launch

To prepare the website for public viewing. This requires final polishing of design elements, deep testing of interactivity and features and also consideration of the user experience.Testing in the production environment (different servers can have different features and unexpected behaviour).

5. Post-lauch

Packaging source files, providing instructions for use and any required training occurs at this time. Try to predict any questions they may have and communicate that you’re available for future maintenance and are committed to ongoing support.

it is the beginning of the foundation is to make web searching concept business goals demanded by customers. 

2. Planning

list all of the information and decide major technological interest.

3. Make design 

Meeting with clients to determine the right design customization. 

4.Idea

Creating web pages using graphical elements, and has a function. 

5.Test and delivery

make sure your website looks good and works properly.

Gathering information is one of the process for designer to collect the information and gathering it from all segments.

2. planning

All information must be structured and proper order. This stage is the step that sitemap being created.

3. Design

Documented site structure and visual representation are important. Special feature of a web design is main speciality to represent a web.

4. Development

in development stage, designer need to develop their website and using programming language to decide how the look for their website.

5. Testing and delivery

Usability Testing, Verification, Design Quality Check, and Approval

-know about information and objective from the company to make a website.

2.Design

-do a mapping structure for the website.

-apply the sketches

3.Development

-do a layout of main section

-make a client feedback

4.Launch

-after finish the process. do a testing to make sure everything look as it should.

5.Maintenance

-if the client give a feedback of the website,take a note to improve that.

STEP 1 ) GATHER INFORMATION : about the objective of a website and in the step is analysis competitors websites

STEP 2) DESIGN : the layout of website and sitemap based information of website

STEP 3 DEVELOPMENT : approved by the client or user after feedback from them,website is look better.

STEP 4 TESTING AND LAUNCH : steps is most important to test in mobile or website look good or not and client mus be happy to see.

STEP 5 MAINTENANCE : last step after the website launch and the content can be updates.

1-GATHER INFORMATION ; actually the most important one, as it involves a solid understanding of the company it is created for.

2-PLANNING ; This serves as a guide as to what content will be on the site, and is essential to developing a consistent, easy to understand navigational system. 

3-DESIGN ; Drawing from the information gathered up to this point, it’s time to determine the look and feel of your site.

4-DEVELOPMENT ; The developmental stage is the point where the web site itself is created. At this time, your web designer will take all of the individual graphic elements from the prototype and use them to create the actual, functional site.

5  stages in web creation prosess

1. Gathering of Information- This is where all the necessary information is gathered, to gain an understanding of what the client’s needs are.

2. Preparing- This is where the site map is created, utilizing all the information collected in step one,  particularly, the intended users.  It is a guide for content and a user-friendly system of navigation. 

3. Creating- this stage involves reviewing of the information in deciding how the actual website will look and elements considered, as well as where to place the logo and the implementation of company branding. More than one prototype should be designed for input by the client at this stage.

4. Design development- the website is actually developed into a fully functional website and This process involves the development of the home page first.  

5. Analyzing and releasing- all the elements of the design and development are analyzed.  Additionally, compatibility for different web browsers and site optimization are tested. Once this is completed the website is released to the internet.

Planning stages, decided and mapped before start a web design.

2. Design

Moving the information outlined in the planning stage further into reality.Documented site structure and visual representation are important. Special feature of a web design is main speciality to represent a web.

3. Development

Involves the programming work, as well as loading content. Take a strategic approach and avoid future hassles by constantly testing.

4. Launch

To prepare the website for public viewing. This requires final polishing of design elements, deeptesting of interactivity and features and also consideration of the user experience.Testing in theproduction environment (different servers can have different features and unexpected behaviour).

5. Post-lauch

Packaging source files, providing instructions for use and any required training occurs at this time. Try to predict any questions they may have and communicate that you’re available for future maintenance and are committed to ongoing support.

it a basic for starting the web you must get information what client want.

2.   Preparing

this step you have to make a site map from the information you get in stage one. the map contain a main topic and sub-topic for web we want to create. 

3.   Creating

this step web are created. designer have to make more prototype for this step with deference design.

4.   Design development

in this step web are created and developed into a fully functional website. base on the step three designer developed web become more creative.

5.   Analyzing and releasing

Step five is where all the elements of the design and development are analyzed. once this web site are finish, web site can released in internet.

1.Gather Information

this is the stage that required designer to get the information about the web that will be design later. It is such a information about the company or individual,want the want,how the want the website look like.

2.Planning

In this stages,the designer should plan what the thing that should be put on the website.It should include the site map,graphical or images.

3.Design

in this stages,designer will sketch the idea.

4.Development

In this stages,the designer will create or develop the website.

5.Testing and delivery

In this stages,the designer will check or testing the website.This is include on the usability and layout of the design.

1.Gather information

Basic for start the web, we must understanding what is client want.

2.Planning

Stage that required designer to get the information and braindstorm idea about web will be design.

3.Design

In this stage, designer will be propose the idea with her skecth.

4.Development

Designer will create web and develop the website.

5.Testing and Delivery

Testing the website and include on the usability and layout of the design.

1. Gathering Information

This is where all the necessary information is gathered, to gain an understanding of what the clients needs are.  This step involves the asking of many questions.

2.  Preparing

This is where the site map is created, utilizing all the information collected in step one, particularly, the intended users.  The map contains all the main topics and sub-topics.  It is a guide for content and a user-friendly system of navigation.  As well, step two is where it is decided which technologies are to be implemented.

3.  Creating

This stage involves reviewing of the information in deciding how the actual website will look.  The intended user is one of the main elements considered, as well as where to place the logo and the implementation of company branding.

4.  Design Development

This is the step where the website is actually developed into a fully functional website.  This process involves the development of the home page first.  Secondly, an outline of additional pages is formulated and used as a template for navigation and content.  Codes must comply with contemporary website measures, accessibility and maximized functionality.

5. Analyzing and Releasing

Step five is where all the elements of the design and development are analyzed.  Additionally, compatibility for different web browsers and site optimization are tested.  As well as, code  validations are tested to ensure that the website complies with current website measures.

1.  Gathering of Information

- This is where to gain an understanding of what the target audience needs are based on the website you are going to create for (the purpose). 

2.   Preparing -  Where a person will brainstorming, And a site map is created, by utilizing all the gather information.  

3.   Creating -  this stage involves reviewing of the information in deciding how the actual website will look. 

4.   Design development - where the website is actually developed into a website which involves the development of the home page first then later an outline of additional pages is formed and used templates for navigation and content.  

5.   Analyzing and releasing -All the elements of the design and development are analyzed and being used and seen your target audience

1. Planning

-planning the project is the most important step, and it is even more critical than the actual development. A plan gets massaged and altered along the way, but it is advantageous to keep the core plan intact.

2. Design

-The design team will breakdown the planning and requirements for the project and start the process that will lead to the creation of a beautiful design that is unique to your company’s brand. Designers use a few tried and true methods to produce eye popping designs and happy clients.

3. Development

-the visual aesthetics for the project, it’s time to slice up the mock-up , break out the design elements, and jump into code. Many core tasks are involved here such as building the site structure, constructing the templates, importing data, publishing content, and creating news stories and events, etc. Of course, rigorous testing is performed for functionality and performance throughout this stage. Below I have broken out several key concepts.

4. Launch

- We have the project developed, now we are ready to show the world! While we’ve come a long way, we aren’t out of the woods yet. We need to do some final touch-up, get everything over on the production server, some more testing, and then we can flip the switch

- Crafting Taking one final opportunity to make the site better is a staple of high fidelity work. All sorts of improvements are welcome here such as performance, user experience, responsiveness, tacking, kerning, padding, margins, and one last dab of paint.

- Push to the Production Environment Okay, this is it. This is judgment day for developers. Literally, make it or break it. The site has been tested inside and out, we have approval to launch. Now is the time to get all the code and data needed for a fully functional site on to the production server. This can be handled in numerous ways but are typically determined by the project specifics discovered in the planning step. But we have found the smoothest transition is having all the data on the server ahead of time so that when the word is given, switching to the new site is as easy as --pressing a button.

- Testing – Functionality and Final Cross-browser & Responsive Checks

Everything is up, the world can see it, now is the time to run back though the site for final testing in the production environment and to ensure the site works across all modern browsers and devices. Many things can be auto-tested, others require manual testing.

5. Post Launch

- At this stage we will provide documentation, discuss additional needs and next steps explained in detail below. Even though your site has launched and your project has reached completion to ensure your site or application continues to yield positive results it will require ongoing care and maintenance. Your team may want to consider an online care Plan.

- Documentation Handoff Clients often want and need most (if not all) of the documentation that is created during a project. This includes documentation for Releases, Testing, Products, User Interface, Screenshots, Wireframes, Photoshop documents, Images, etc. Clients that host and maintain their own site/app usually require all source files and databases to be packaged up and delivered to them. The goal here is to provide any and everything the client needs to be happy.

- Additional Client Training Following up with the client is important so that additional training that may be needed can be scheduled and conducted. Sometimes its training that goes deeper into managing and creating content, other times the client can benefit from another round of training on their software to better familiarize themselves with it.

- Final Thoughts Hopefully this post has helped you gain a better understanding of the basic process used to take a project from beginning to end, and if I did what I set out to do, you also learned a thing or two. If there’s any follow up questions, or a related topic you would like to know more about, please comment below.

1. gather Information

we need to know what our client need. To get Know them .So that we can do the planning of the project.

2. planning

planning is the important part in the process. Inside the plan ,designer should know what they are going to putinto website.

3. Design

The designer will follow the requirements of the client for the project, The layout must be clear and detail. consider of the collour use.

4. Development

Designer should develop the wed design into more usebility and functionality.

5. Testing and Releasing

Designer need to test the website and make sure that it is functional. After that publishing the wedsite to the people.

1. Requirement Gathering

- understanding clients requirement, business goals, what purpose needs to be served, who is the target audience and kind of content need to be on the website.

2. Planning

- putting a plan together based on the requirements gathered and finilizing it. creating a sitemap for pages to be created and help making a web flow navigation, understanding the available resources and deciding on what technologies will be used to create the product.

3. Design

- working in team with designer to create a mock-up. tweaking the dsign until the layout and the structure are finally worked out with all the ideas incorporated based on the requirements.

4. Development

-once prototype is approved, web development comes into play. the contect is added to ensure correct flow. Any changes needed to be made should be done during this phase.

5. Testing

- check for the complete funtionality all the links, pages navigations, from submissions and all funtionalities implemented work in accordance to the requirements finalized.

1. Gathering Information

This is where all the necessary information is gathered, to gain an understanding of what the clients needs are.  This step involves the asking of many questions.

2. Preparing

The idea of preparation the idea that we was immersing yourself in the domain. So this stage is normally best carried out in a quiet environment.

3.Build

-content first

-Accessibility

-Guides

-Style Tiles

-Browser Design

4. Design Development

-where the website is actually developed into a fully functional website.  This process involves the development of the home page first.  Secondly, an outline of additional pages is formulated and used as a template for navigation and content.  Codes must comply with contemporary website measures, accessibility and maximized functionality.

5.Analyzing and releasing

-where all the elements of the design and development are analyzed.  Additionally, compatibility for different web browsers and site optimization are tested.  As well as, code  validations are tested to ensure that the website complies with current website measures.

 5 stages in Web Creation Process

-The first thing person should do (and it is also the most important) is to get a good understanding of the company that the site is going to promote. This involves getting to completely understand the company’s business goals, and how a web site can be utilized to help the company get closer to those goals.

2.The Planning Stage

- it would need to design a site map. The site map is nothing but a list of basic topics and subtopics that need to go up on the site, which serves as a blueprint to help design the site, use this to create a site where navigating is easy and simple. iit need to keep the target audience in mind when actually designing the pages. After all, the end user is the person who, along with others from the group, will eventually decide on whether the site provides sufficient information on a service or product – and maybe then go ahead and place.

3.Design

-always keep the target audience in mind when planning on the design,and open line of communication between the designer and the client is imperative at this stage. A few discussions, a few exchanges of ideas and a little tweaking here and there can make the difference between a satisfied client.

4.The Development Stage

Designer would first work on the home page of the site, after which a basic shell is created for the inner pages. The shell is nothing but the template, and it has the navigational structure of the site. Once this shell is ready, you need to simply put in relevant information on the pages – text, flash, audio, images and so on.

5. Delivery

-This is the final stage of the development process. As a part of quality checking the site, the designer needs to ensure that all codes created for the site are validated. A valid code simply means that the site meets current web standards. It is important to keep this in mind when looking for bugs such as compatibility across different browsers.

1.  Information Gathering

The initial step to making a successful web site is gathering relevant information. You need to keep certain things in mind to help define the look and feel of the site. The first thing you should do (and it is also the most important) is to get a good understanding of thecompany that the site is going to promote.

2.  The Planning Stage

After stage one you have certain information in hand, which you will use in the stage two. Now you would need to design a site map. The site map is nothing but a list of basic topics and subtopics that need to go up on the site, which serves as a blueprint to help design the site. You will use this to create a site where navigating is easy and simple.

3.  Design

Once the project is properly defined, the Design step begins. This is the prototype phase of the project. Prototype concepts are basic design ideas; the first look at your project's possibilities.

4. develop

Thisis where you start to actually make the web pages of the site. You need to useall the graphic elements from the approved mock design, and put them into functional web pages

5. Delivery

This is the final stage of the development process. You need to quality check the site end to end. test out the complete functionality of the site, all forms included, as well as last minute compatibility issues on different browsers. A good designer keeps himself abreast with current design standards and all technologies incorporated into the site.

1.gathering the information

-to get information from the client needs.

2.preparing

-create brainstorming and site map, contain and navigation.

3.creating

-involve reviewing the information in deciding how the actual website will look.More than one prototypes should be design for the input by the client at this stage.

4.design development

-developed into full functional website.this process involves the development of the homepage first.

-outline of additional pages is formulated and used as a template for navigation and content.

5. Analyzing and releasing

- All the elements of the design and development are analyzed.The code validations are tested to ensure that the website compiles with current website measure.

The first step take place to make a sustainable website. Collecting relevant information to gain from the client needs.

2. Planing Stage 

Planing for a website, the core elements are the website frame, a basic visual outline of the website’s visual structure, and the site map, outline the content pages.

3. Designing

Create a website outline which include all the component from the client information feature.

4.Development

Develop the idea according the client needs and wants. Proceed the website with a full of function and feature.

5. Analyzing and Delivery

Once the website is done, evaluation of the website is carryout to make sure all functioning and follow the design brief that state in early stage. If every thing goes well, the website is manage to published.

Enough information should be gathered beforehand from the clients on the purpose of the website, the goals, target audiences and the kind of information that the client wants to be put into the website.

2. Planning

In this phase is where the designer think of the elements to be implemented in the website and plan ahead the navigation and sitemap of the website.

3. Designing

The design phase is where the planning comes into life. The components and elements that were planned is now applied in the design of the website.

4. Development

Development phase is when the designer develop the website some more before it becomes functional and before it can be published, it should be reviewed, by the clients as well.

5. Test and Delivery

This is the phase where the designer test the functionality of the website and publish is as the parties involved are satisfied.

1.Gathering Information

This is where all the necessary information is gathered, to gain an understanding of what the clients needs are.  This step involves the asking of many questions.

-Intention: Why is the website being built?  Is it for product sales, providing information, service promotion? 

-Aspirations: What will be accomplished with the use of the website?  Generally, this involves either the making of money or information sharing.

-Users: What group of people is the website intended for?  It helps at this stage to envision the exemplary type of person that will use the website.

-Substance: What is the substance of the website?  What content will it contain?

2.Preparing

-This is where the site map is created, utilizing all the information collected in step one, particularly, the intended users.  The map contains all the main topics and sub-topics.  It is a guide for content and a user-friendly system of navigation.  As well, step two is where it is decided which technologies are to be implemented.

3.Creating

-This stage involves reviewing of the information in deciding how the actual website will look.  The intended user is one of the main elements considered, as well as where to place the logo and the implementation of company branding.
More than one prototype should be designed for input by the client at this stage.  This will provide them with the opportunity to state if they have any issues with the design before development begins.

4.Design Development

-This is the step where the website is actually developed into a fully functional website.  This process involves the development of the home page first.  Secondly, an outline of additional pages is formulated and used as a template for navigation and content.  Codes must comply with contemporary website measures, accessibility and maximized functionality.

5.Analyzing and releasing

-Step five is where all the elements of the design and development are analyzed.  Additionally, compatibility for different web browsers and site optimization are tested.  As well as, code  validations are tested to ensure that the website complies with current website measures.

Once this is completed the website is released to the internet.  This is done by using an FTP program to upload it to the web.  Additionally, a domain is registered, as well as hosting service accounts are set up.  One final analysis should also be completed for confirmation that everything was correctly uploaded and there are no issues with functionality.

1. gather information

- take many things into consideration and utilize the web to promote

2. planning

- decide and map the content and main topic area to navigate the website.

3. Design

- determine the feel and look of the site. Target audience must be taken into consideration.

4. Development

-develop the design with graphic elements and make the website functional.

5. Testing and Delivery

-test the website and make sure it has complete functionality, and also ensure the website is optimized to be viewed properly.

-deliver the site after the final approval

Before digging into your design, take a moment to gather as much information as you can on your client and their demographic, market, and competition.

2. Planning

Design a sitemap.A sitemap is a list of all the topics the website is supposed to cover, as well as the likely placement – or navigation – for each area of content.

3. Design

one factor that plainly rings true Successful web design responds to a client’s needs.Communication between yourself and your client is of key importance throughout the design stage.

4.Development Phase

All you need to do is decide how the website will look, compile your content, and put it in place using out WYSIWYG editor.

5.Testing Phase and Delivery

 testing the website, you can give it the go-ahead, and the website can be handed off to the client and made live.

Stage 1 – Gather Information

The first step in the process is gathering as much information about the objectives of a website. This usually starts with a meeting between a client and the designer to find out everything they are looking to achieve with their website.

Stage 2 – Design

They next stage is designing the architecture and the look of the website based on all of the gathered information from stage 1. This includes mapping out the structure of the website using a sitemap. A sitemap defines the main pages and sub-pages of the website which is used as a guide on what content will be featured on the website. The sitemap is also essential in providing a clear understanding of the navigational system that will be used.

Stage 3 – Development

After the design has been approved by the client, the website can then enter the development stage. This stage is the actual creation of a website. The technologies used in creating the website are very dependent on the purpose. For example, a large website which features a shop usually requires constant updating and this has to be considered by the developers when deciding on what technologies to use for the website.

Stage 4 – Testing & Launch

The testing stage is one of the most important stages. This involves analysing every page of the website on the most common screen sizes including desktop and mobile devices to make sure everything works and looks as it should. In this stage, any errors will be fixed and the final details will be added to the website.

Stage 5 – Maintenance

Just because a website has been launched, it doesn’t mean that the process is over. There will always be updates that are required in terms of the content and technologies and there may be errors that naturally occur on a website. Our ethos here at Page North is that your website is never finished. We become a digital partner to all of our clients. This means that we are only a phone call or an email away to make a change to your website and this means your website is always at the top of the game.

5 stages in web creation process

1.Gathering Information

This is where all the necessary information is gathered, to gain an understanding of what the clients needs are.  This step involves the asking of many questions.

-Intention: Why is the website being built?  Is it for product sales, providing information, service promotion? 

-Aspirations: What will be accomplished with the use of the website?  Generally, this involves either the making of money or information sharing.

-Users: What group of people is the website intended for?  It helps at this stage to envision the exemplary type of person that will use the website.

-Substance: What is the substance of the website?  What content will it contain?

2.Preparing

-This is where the site map is created, utilizing all the information collected in step one, particularly, the intended users.  The map contains all the main topics and sub-topics.  It is a guide for content and a user-friendly system of navigation.  As well, step two is where it is decided which technologies are to be implemented.

3.Creating

-This stage involves reviewing of the information in deciding how the actual website will look.  The intended user is one of the main elements considered, as well as where to place the logo and the implementation of company branding.
More than one prototype should be designed for input by the client at this stage.  This will provide them with the opportunity to state if they have any issues with the design before development begins.

4.Design Development

-This is the step where the website is actually developed into a fully functional website.  This process involves the development of the home page first.  Secondly, an outline of additional pages is formulated and used as a template for navigation and content.  Codes must comply with contemporary website measures, accessibility and maximized functionality.

5.Analyzing and releasing

-Step five is where all the elements of the design and development are analyzed.  Additionally, compatibility for different web browsers and site optimization are tested.  As well as, code  validations are tested to ensure that the website complies with current website measures.

Once this is completed the website is released to the internet.  This is done by using an FTP program to upload it to the web.  Additionally, a domain is registered, as well as hosting service accounts are set up.  One final analysis should also be completed for confirmation that everything was correctly uploaded and there are no issues with functionality.