Web Design Process

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The web development process involves a client completing a pre-design questionnaire to provide details of their project. Then a project quote is provided based on factors like pages, deadline, technologies used. A navigational flow chart and timeline are created, followed by developing wireframes, storyboards, and design options for client approval. Additional steps include signing a contract, development based on approved storyboards, testing, and website launch.

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Develop Project Timeline Lisa Monday, 1/8 Site completed & loaded on the server. Lisa Tuesday 1/2 Site completed & loaded to my server for testing. Mike & Team Thursday 12/21 Sign-off/approve storyboards Lisa Monday, 12/18 Submit storyboards for approval. Mike & Team Wednesday, 12/6 Sign-off on wireframes. Mike & Team Wednesday, 12/6 Decision on image and layout Lisa Wednesday, 11/29 Submit grayscale wireframe for approval. Lisa Monday, 11/27 Present additional image options. Person Responsible Target Completion Date Task

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