Creating a website from scratch involves a few different steps that need to be carefully planned in order to achieve the best possible result. At NovaString (web design from Bolton), we pay attention to every little detail and will keep improving on our work so that we can meet your expectations.
One of the most important aspects of a website is the design and user experience. In order to best engage visitors and convert them into customers, the layout, color scheme, typography, and overall user experience need to be carefully thought out.
Responsive design is vital for optimal user experience across different devices. This step of the design process ensures that your website will be beautifully presented regardless if you are looking at it on mobile, tablet or computer. The design will visually change accordingly.
Once the design is finalised, the development begins. It is during this step that everything gets written out into code so that we can later display the website on the internet. If the designs were blueprints, this is the construction.
A domain is the name or URL of your website. Every website on the internet has a domain that needs to be registered. Using this domain, we host your website so that it is live on the internet, available for your customers to interact with.
Optimising a website is the process of fine-tuning the existing product so that you can get all the potential benefits. SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) allows your website to have the best odds at appearing in google results, which increases potential customers.
In order to keep your new website up and running without any hiccups, we perform frequent maintenance as necessary. This also includes any updates and changes you would like making to the website.
Our standard all-inclusive package has everything you will need for your new website, and it comes
with a monthly or yearly payment option.
Alternatively, you can buy your website
outright with a one-off payment without the other extras. A support package with the extras is
available at £15/month should you still want those.
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