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| + | :# AI-generated preliminary content published here, at the wiki | ||
| + | :# AI-powered Hostinger website builder -- to create a placeholder and develop initial outline | ||
| + | :# [[WordPress]] or [[Grav]] hosted at [[Hostinger]] | ||
| + | :# Target website hosted in-house at [[Opplet]] | ||
==Website projects== | ==Website projects== | ||
Revision as of 20:01, 9 March 2024
Contents
Undertaking strategies
Taskforce
Recruitment
Project cycle
- #We consider the following project pipeline for website development by default:
Website projects
Developing a website involves several key steps, from conceptualization to deployment.
Functions
Here's a step-by-step guide on how to develop a website along with advice on hiring the right people for each stage:
- **Define Your Goals and Audience**:
- Identify the purpose of your website (e.g., informational, e-commerce, portfolio).
- Understand your target audience and their needs.
- **Plan Your Content and Structure**:
- Create a sitemap outlining the structure of your website.
- Define the content you'll need for each page.
- **Choose a Technology Stack**:
- Decide on the technology stack based on your requirements (e.g., WordPress, Django, React.js).
- Consider factors like scalability, security, and ease of maintenance.
- **Design Your Website**:
- Hire a web designer or a design agency to create wireframes and mockups.
- Ensure the design aligns with your brand identity and user experience principles.
- **Development**:
- Hire web developers to code the website based on the approved designs.
- Ensure the website is responsive and accessible across different devices and browsers.
- Implement features such as forms, search functionality, and interactive elements.
- **Content Creation**:
- Create high-quality content for each page, including text, images, and multimedia.
- Optimize content for search engines (SEO) to improve visibility.
- **Testing and Quality Assurance**:
- Perform thorough testing to identify and fix bugs and usability issues.
- Test across various devices and browsers to ensure compatibility.
- **Deployment**:
- Choose a reliable web hosting provider.
- Deploy the website to the production server.
- Set up backups and monitoring to ensure uptime and security.
- **Post-Launch Maintenance**:
- Regularly update content and security patches.
- Monitor website performance and user feedback for continuous improvement.
- **Define Your Goals and Audience**:
Roles
- **Hiring the Right Folks**:
- **Web Designer**:
- Look for a designer with a strong portfolio and experience in web design.
- Assess their creativity, attention to detail, and understanding of user experience principles.
- **Web Developer**:
- Hire developers proficient in the chosen technology stack.
- Look for candidates with relevant experience and a solid understanding of web development best practices.
- **Content Creator**:
- Hire content creators who can produce engaging and SEO-friendly content.
- Look for individuals with experience in your industry or niche.
- **Quality Assurance Specialist**:
- Hire QA specialists to thoroughly test the website before launch.
- Look for candidates with attention to detail and experience in website testing.
- **Project Manager**:
- Consider hiring a project manager to oversee the development process and ensure deadlines are met.
- Look for individuals with strong communication and organizational skills.
- **Web Designer**:
When hiring, review candidates' portfolios, check references, and conduct interviews to assess their skills and fit for your project. Additionally, consider working with freelancers, agencies, or outsourcing firms based on your budget and project requirements.
