Modern design.
Clean, high‑quality code.

+20 years of HTML, CSS and JavaScript

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Email

  • Highly valuable digital marketing channel; exceptional return on investment
  • Consumers prefer communication via email over any other method of communication.
  • Provide your subscribers with timely, relevant messaging, and a functional user experience.

Websites

  • Start with organizing your content, then design – not the other way around. The core foundation of your site should be useful information or media.
  • Mobile-responsive frameworks like Bootstrap ensure that users will be able to easily view and interact with your website's content on mobile devices.
  • Gain knowledge about how visitors find and use your site with Google Analytics.

Applications

  • Single-page web applications provide users with a seamless web experience. Think of the work that goes on behind the scenes to add a single item to your cart at Amazon.com
  • Requires databases, more complex functionality, data security, the cohesion of a variety of different web components
  • MEAN Stack:
    MongoDB, Express, Angular, Node.js

Basic Design & Development Process

  1. 1. Listen

  2. 2. Strategize

  3. 3. Implement

  4. 4. Measure

  5. 5. Evolve


Advanced Design & Development Process

1. Planning

  • Requirements analysis: client goals, target audience, feature requests
  • Project charter: statement of the scope, objectives and participants in a project; critical document to ensure that everyone involved in the project is aware of its purpose and objectives. Reference throughout the project.
  • Site map: page organization
  • Contracts: payment terms, project closure clauses, termination clauses, copyright ownership, timelines.
  • Server access / build folder structure: FTP host, username and password, control panel log-in information, database configuration, languages, frameworks
  • Required software and resources: stock photography, fonts, etc

2. Design

  • Wireframe / design elements planning: pencil and paper or online tools
  • Mock ups: Photoshop, Illustrator, Sketch, Figma, etc
  • Review: client feedback, tweaking, approval
  • Code: validated code, interactive elements and JavaScript come later

3. Development

  • Build development framework
  • Create templates
  • Develop / test special features, interactivity
  • Content
  • Test / verify links and functionality

4. Launch

  • Polishing
  • Transfer to live server
  • Testing
  • Final cross‑browser check

5. Post-Launch

  • Hand off to client
  • Documentation, source files
  • Project close