A delivery path that ends in operation, not a handoff.
The process keeps strategy, structure, design, build, launch, and support connected so the website can keep working after it is published.
Discover, structure, design, build, test, launch, operate.
This wording is shared with the homepage delivery sequence.
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01
Discover
Business, audience, existing systems, goals, and constraints.
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02
Structure
Sitemap, content architecture, conversion paths, technical plan.
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03
Design
Wireframes, visual system, responsive states, interactions.
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04
Build
Front-end, CMS, integrations, forms, animation, accessibility.
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05
Test
Browsers, devices, forms, analytics, SEO, launch readiness.
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06
Launch
Hosting, DNS, redirects, indexing, deployment, monitoring.
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07
Operate
Maintenance, content, performance, support, future work.
Clear decisions before production pressure.
The process is practical: define constraints early, make the website testable, and treat launch as the start of operation.
- Discovery output A brief that names the goal, audience, systems, content needs, risks, and next decisions.
- Structure output A sitemap, content architecture, conversion paths, and technical plan.
- Design output Responsive page designs, visual system decisions, and interaction states.
- Build output A production website with CMS, integrations, accessibility checks, and QA where scoped.
- Launch output DNS, redirects, analytics, indexing, deployment, monitoring, and support handoff.
- Operation output Maintenance, content support, performance review, and future work planning.
Use discovery to make the scope real.
We will define what needs to be designed, built, launched, and operated before pricing anything beyond the confirmed package starting points.