Business innovation is the foundation of any successful company. Yet, for many small and medium-sized companies, maintaining a competitive edge is one of the most difficult achievements.
Whether you need a new application developed for your business, or a current one refactored, I can plan, manage and develop it to meet your business and technical requirements.
Following a clear, eight step process ensures that each project exceeds your expectations.
STEP 1: Analysis
Business Needs Analysis
Project Objectives
Project Plan
Timeline, Deliverables, Milestones
STEP 2: Specification
Information Architecture
User Experience Planning
Functionality
Usability Testing, Heuristic Analysis, Ease of Operation
STEP 3: Wireframes and Design
Wireframing
Web Design
Interactive Design
Application Modeling and Prototyping
STEP 4: Content Production
Marketing Strategy
Copywriting
Storyboarding
STEP 5: Development and Coding
Coding
Standards Compliance
Database Development
STEP 6: Testing
User Acceptance Testing
Quality Assurance
Copyediting
STEP 7: Launch and Site Promotion
Migration and Deployment
Online Marketing
Print Marketing
Publicity
Offsite Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
STEP 8: Maintenance and Support
Customer Service
Training
Technical Support
Content Updates
Do you need a specific application developed for your business? I can plan, manage and develop a wide variety of efficient applications to help you meet your business requirements.
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I have over fifteen years experience in designing, developing and marketing websites for a wide variety of clients.
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