It takes insight, a considerable amount of experience as well as statistical-based savvy to build successful websites. While many offer such services, few really understand the methodology of what works and what doesn’t, and why.

The first step to any project we take on is coming to terms with the problem our client is trying to solve. We ask specific questions about what the site requires in terms of functionality, identify project objectives, concerns and eventual deliverables, and establish a mutual understanding among preliminary project team members and our client. From there, we provide a proposal that details a timetable, our process and overall project cost.

Insight into how our WEBworks team works

Phase 1 .:. Orientation

It starts with a free consultation wherein we evaluate the overall scope of the project. We listen to you and help define clear-cut goals. We address specific questions about your intended target audience as well as what the site requires in terms of interaction and functionality. During which time, we get to know you, your products, your industry, and ultimately your clients and their needs. Read more

Phase 2 .:. Concept exploratory phase

Following the orientation phase, we begin the development of ideas—synthesizing what we have learned from you as well as our own investigations and strategic analysis—into a proposed solution. We develop one or more design concepts, taking into account identity, mood, color palette, graphic design, typographical treatments and navigation. Read more

Phase 3 .:. Technical engineering

Work is divided among a core team of designers and programmers. Images and ideas are converted to html and site structure and diagrams become code. Any additional features such as database development, Flash animation and other functionality will be integrated at this stage, including databases and secure socket, credit-card transactions for online e-commerce. In cases where a site may require frequent updating, content management systems are implemented that allow administrators to input fresh content without prior knowledge of HTML. Read more

Phase 4 .:. Implementation

The final phase involves testing all applications for cross-platform and browser compatibility. In simple terms, we make sure your website will work on both platforms Mac or PC, as well as all prevalent versions of AOL, Internet Explorer and Netscape. Once testing is complete, we publish the completed website. We also provide search engine optimization (SEO) services for all major search engines, if so required. Read more