Once the layout, color scheme, content, images and text is designed and approved we move into building and developing the website. This phase typically takes between 1-2 weeks. This is the fun part. Yes designing is also fun, but I love building websites and actually see them come to life.
During this time the developer sets up your content management system (CMS) using WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify, etc. and the documentation needed to maintain the website after launch. I typically will give clients full access to everything including the files and login information.
Time Delay #2: When The Design Cannot Be Built
There is never going to be a perfect design and changes at this phase may be needed. We might discover a design may not work well on mobile devices or the layout looks too blocky. Many times we can just have a quick convo and make the changes on the spot. Other times we may need to make a major revision. Here again communication and expectations will need to be very clear.
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This article is as a 4 part series discussing the process and experience of a freelance Web Developer/Designer. You will learn the phases in building and delivering a website to your client.
How Long Does It Take to Build A Website
Planning And Designing A Website – Part 1
Testing And Launching Your New Website – Part 3
Julz Talks Tech dives into web design, graphic design, technology, AI, and all things nerdy. If you enjoy this article, please like, comment, and share it with a colleague who might find it interesting or helpful. Your support on Patreon helps us grow and reach a wider audience. Let’s expand this community together!
