Day 1: Discovery & Strategy

• Goal Setting: Defining the primary purpose (e.g., selling a product, booking appointments, or providing information).

• Sitemap Creation: Mapping out which pages are needed (Home, About, Services, Contact, etc.).

• Content Gathering: You provide the text, logos, and images so the build isn't delayed.

Day 2: Visual Style & Wireframing

• Approval: You review the layout structure before we start building the actual site.

Day 3: Core Build & Structure

• Platform Setup: Setting up the "skeleton" of the site on a secure server.

• Header & Footer: Designing the navigation menu and bottom sections that appear on every page.

• Home Page Build: Developing the most important page first to set the design standard for the rest of the site.

Day 4: Interior Page Development

Now that the Home page is set, we fill in the rest of the puzzle.

• Secondary Pages: Building out the "About Us," "Services," and "FAQ" pages.

• Content Integration: Placing your specific text and photos into the designed layouts.

• Contact Forms: Setting up the ways customers will reach out to you.

Day 5: Mobile Optimization & Interactivity

Most people browse on phones, so today is dedicated to making sure it looks perfect on small screens.

• Responsive Design: Tweaking the layout so it automatically adjusts for iPhones, Androids, and tablets.

• Interactive Elements: Adding buttons, animations, or hover effects to make the site feel "alive."

• Speed Check: Ensuring images are compressed so the site loads instantly.

Day 6: Testing & Refining

• Link Check: Clicking every single button and link to ensure there are no "404 Not Found" errors.

• Browser Testing: Checking the site on Chrome, Safari, and Edge to ensure consistency.

• Client Review: You do a full walkthrough and provide a final "punch list" of small changes.

Day 7: Final Polish & Launch

The finish line! We move from the private "staging" area to the live internet.

• Final Edits: Applying the last-minute tweaks from your Day 6 feedback.

• SEO Basics: Ensuring Google can read your site and understand your business name.

• Go Live: Connecting your domain name (www.yourcompany.com) and flipping the switch to public!