Page and navigation structure
Map the information visitors need and how they will reach it. Keep labels descriptive and avoid burying an important action inside a complicated menu.
Design and Development
Design a website people can understand and your team can maintain. Start with the tasks visitors need to complete and the content that supports them.
A visual direction should help the site explain the business. We plan the page structure, layouts and interactions together, then check the experience on smaller screens and with a keyboard. The build scope should also define how the team will edit content after launch.
Identify the audience and their main tasks.
Arrange pages and content around those tasks.
Develop responsive layouts and interactions.
Give the team clear editing responsibilities.
Map the information visitors need and how they will reach it. Keep labels descriptive and avoid burying an important action inside a complicated menu.
Design the content hierarchy for narrow and wide screens. Check long headings, real images and variable-length content rather than only ideal sample text.
Include visible focus, meaningful labels and readable content in the design work. Treat keyboard use and form feedback as part of the experience.
Define which sections the team can change, the fields they need and how images should be prepared. Review the editor alongside the public page before handover.
Agree the audience, page list, editing needs and implementation responsibilities.
Develop the visual direction and representative page layouts. Test them with actual content and different screen sizes.
Implement the approved scope, check interactions and hand over the editing workflow with useful examples.
Identify the audiences, important questions and actions the site needs to support. Map page relationships and content priorities before spending time on a polished layout that may omit essential information.
Agree responsive states, interaction behaviour, reusable components and the content the development team will need. Confirm whether implementation is included or managed as a separate scope.
It can be. A proposal should distinguish design, content preparation, implementation, integrations and ongoing maintenance.
We can include an editable content system. The scope should identify which layouts and fields can change without developer work.
It can. We plan motion so content remains readable and provide reduced-motion behaviour where animation is used.
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