Our Web Design Process

Here's our company's outline of the web development processes.
 
Evaluation Of Current status:

We analyze the current status of the existing system if there is any. If not we then we procure as much information on the system that needs to be developed as possible with the help of the client.
 
Website Design / Redesign Requirements:

We do a thorough system requirements analysis by identifying your target market, identifying direct competitions, research other similar web sites in your industry.

Functionality requirements:

What dynamic features you might need that requires programming languages like php/mysql. How the database needs to be designed. How to interact with the database.

Graphical requirements:

What kind of custom graphics are required and best suited for your web sites to provide your visual identity and how to sustain it throughout the site. Establish different treatments for the "content heavy" and "affect heavy" portions of the pages and/or the site. Use Macromedia Flash with caution and when it complements the design.

Security requirements:

Define the security requirements and how best to implement them. 
 
Navigation:

Define what sections and link pages you require and how to build up the navigation system in the most user friendly manner. We generally avoid using flash or javascript navigation to keep the web site search engine friendly.

Testing of the new website:

An extensive testing phase will be undertaken by Trigy.com to confirm zero security breach, usability, flexibility, performance and speed test. The limit of the system will be tested to the extreme by simulating random user behaviors and search engine bots. The final phase of testing will include the client stuffs themselves to discover any weakness in the system being developed.
 
 
The testing approaches that will be used to ensure the system being developed meets the functional requirements and allows for error detection and correction are mentioned below.
 
 
Usability Testing:

Usability Testing validates that the end users understand and use the system to its fullest. The usability of the application will be rated on a scale of satisfaction, for the following areas:
 
- Ease of navigation from page to page
- Ability to spot necessary navigation boxes and buttons
- Overall complexity of the web page
- Error messages and the ability to understand what was required to correct errors
- Sharpness of graphics
- Consistency among different screen sizes, browsers, and other hardware types.

More Testing of Usability:

User is able to navigate across the various fields on a page and across pages with minimal effort and should not require additional help to figure out the navigation to a particular process or field.
 
In case of an error, the error messages displayed by the application convey the exact meaning to the user. Based on this message, the user is able to take corrective action.
 
All website pages are intuitive i.e. the user is able to use the application while requiring minimal reference to Online Help/Documentation.
 
The user is not required to perform unnecessary operations to complete a process. This will comply with the approved prototype, on which the necessary standardization was applied.
 
Application is visually pleasing. This is achieved by applying GUI standards consistently across the system.
 
The current position of the user in the website is very clear to the user at all points of time. i.e. the user should be clear as to what operation is being performed by the application at that point of time
 
The system behavior is consistent when being tested on browsers above Internet Explorer 5.0 and Netscape Navigator 6.0.
 
User acceptance plan:

A prototype will be developed in the local machine and later submitted to the client either for viewing online or on an online demo web site. The client will evaluate the following parts:
 
Usability
Professional look to uphold the corporate image
Functionalities as outlined above
Ease of content-updating procedure
 
If any modifications or corrections need to be made, they will be made by Level Ten Solutions Ltd. Such modifications may not include any drastic changes in the strategy of deployment outlined in this document or addition of any new features not mentioned in this document.
 
Assumptions:

The client is responsible for providing Trigy.com all the contents.
 
Execution and implementation of the new system:
 
If the client approves of the prototype, Trigy.com will carry out the implementation of the new system at online server for the specific domain. The minimum execution-conversion time is expected to be 24 hours. The existing website (if any) will be unavailable during this period of time while the new system is being implemented.
 
Finalization:
 
A functional implementation of the system at client's host will mark the finalization of the project.