1. Initial Contact

This step involves meeting with the customer and collecting data. It is amazingly crucial since it requires the designer to understand the customer's requirements, organization’s objectives and target audience.

Designers could ask questions and understand what the customer needs perfectly. This will help to save a lot of time and work during the web design process.

Designers may also have the customer complete a quick review so you can gather more insights about their vision.

2. Planning

Planning stage is another important step, because what's decided and mapped here sets the turning points and timetable for the whole web design project. This is additionally the phase that requires customer cooperation and the going with attention to detail.

In this stage, designers make the site-map and ensure that the customer has reviewed and approved them. When the site-map for the new website is finalised, designers may choose which technologies to utilize and then design wireframes.

3. Content

As we know the heart of every website is content. It is the thing that hooks your users and holds them returning for more.

A good content plan will expand the presence and ease of use of your site and in addition speed up web development. It's a smart idea to decide on the content before you get to the visual design cycle.

Keeping your content focused, fascinating, informative and valuable will all add to its allure.

The timeline for this stage varies greatly relying upon the number of pages and if the customer is speedy with giving the website designer all the content for the website. If the customer isn't prompt with giving all content to the pages, that will shut down the entire web design process.

4. Design

At the point when the visual plan cycle begins, the designer utilizes the content and wireframes to design pixel perfect mock-ups for the customer.

Website designer build up a landing page for the website, and additionally an inner website page to show near-precise colour, font sizes and precise placement of all the navigation and content elements.

Once the customer has had a change to investigate the initial designs, he has the chance to give feedback or request changes. Then designer continues with the procedure of adjusting the design until the customer's approval.

5. Development

With designs approved by the customer, it's a time flesh out the design of the pages, develop new content and refine old content that will show up on the site.

It also includes coding, validation, cross-platform and browser testing.

In this stage, designers ought to make a demo installation, so the customer may see and interact with the website pages as they are being developed.

6. Launch

Here comes the big day!

In this stage, designers should run through a final set of tests to make sure that everything is useful. When the webpage has been tested, reviewed and affirmed by every one of those associated with the project, it's time to launch the site for the viewing public.

When you launch the site, monitor it for user feedback and make alterations accordingly.