Web Design Process
These steps help to explain what you can expect when I design your new website. I am using my client The Hill Center for World Studies to help show you my process. View The Hill Center for World Studies portfolio page.
Discover/Research Phase
Initial communication or meeting with client to consult them about important planning procedures. |
See image of original HCWS website |
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I will help you to establish Strategies and Goals as a means to fulfill your mission- Determine stock photography needs |
See sample Goals list Client provided answers to this questionnaire. We discussed the answers. |
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I will establish your Information Site Architecture |
See sample Information Site Architecture list |
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I will create Wireframes for navigation, featured or focus areas, content, and useability from page to page. |
See sample Wireframe |
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I will consider Usability guidelines for your target audience |
What are usability guidelines The prevalent use of pdf files was important for users to be able to print out previous workshop information. See pdf list. |
Look and Feel Design Phase
I will create two main and two sub page designs -Posting of designs online for client to review |
See sample HCWS home and sub page designs
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Website Production Phase
-Client must provide me with website content provided in digital format. |
See sample stock photography resource list. Client provided great quality photos for this project, so I did not have to research stock photography. |
Launch Phase
I will upload final HTML files to client's server |
See FINAL live website![]() |
Post-launch Maintenance
-I'm available to maintain website following website launch for an additional hourly rate. Maintenance Policy >

