Web Design Process

What should I expect?

J Street will arrange a design meeting at which a number of questions will be considered - including your marketing objectives, brand approach, target markets, and the strategic objectives for your web presence. Based upon the scope of your project we will move forward in one of two ways:

1) Small/Mid-Sized Projects: J Street will use the information gathered at the initial meeting to develop a proposal and cost estimate. Upon approval, development will be scheduled and proceed along multiple tracks with one or more Graphic User Interface examples created while we gather content and start any necessary programming. Once an Interface example has been revised and approved, all aspects of the project will come together into a new site beta for your review. After testing, review, and any changes or corrections, your site will be deployed.

2) Mid-Sized/Large Projects:  J Street will use the information gathered at the initial meeting to present a plan for gathering more detailed information.  Once we have a thorough understanding of your project we will  develop a proposal and cost estimate.  Upon your approval, design will commence and proceed much as above.

Prior to launching your site we will do a complete test and review of the site and provide any training that you may require to maintain the site on your own.  After the site has been launched, J Street will be there to help handle problems, implement changes, and continue to help maintain the Web site.

Can I make changes once the process has started?

Yes, changes can be made at any point in the development process. Changes may increase or decrease costs and may require your approval of a change order.

How do I get started?

We invite you to get the process going by using our Web Design Quotes form to tell us a little about your project.