Corporate And Service Websites

Corporate website prototype development is an important design stage that allows you to create the basic structure and functionality of the future website before its actual implementation. The process of developing a corporate website prototype looks like this:

1. Collecting requirements
2. Creating a structure
3. Sketches and layouts
4. Interactive prototype
5. Testing and specification
6. Validation and documentation

The UX/UI development stage is a process in which specialists generate an interface design based on a pre-determined structure. It includes two key components:

1. UI-development, where the designer creates visual interface elements that define component appearance. This includes the choice of colour palette, fonts and icons based on the customer's brand book.
2. UX development, whereby a specialist works on ensuring the usability of the website for the client, providing quick and intuitive transitions between pages. This may include the optimisation of button sizes and positioning, taking into account user needs.

Corporate website programming:

1. Layout (HTML and CSS): Developers make layouts by converting them into code using HTML and CSS. HTML is used to structure the content of a page, while CSS is used to define the style and appearance of elements. The layout also includes adapting the website for different devices (responsive design), which allows it to display correctly on different screens and gadgets.
2. Interactivity (JavaScript): If you need interactivity for your website, web developers use JavaScript. This programming language allows you to create dynamic elements such as animations, drop-down menus, feedback forms, and other interactive features. JavaScript is also used for server-side interaction and data processing.

Once the frontend development is complete, testing is done to ensure that all interface elements are working properly and appear correctly on different devices and browsers. User interactions with the site are also tested, as well as its loading speed.

Developers also deal with optimising the code and website resources to improve performance. This may include image compression, CSS and JavaScript file minimisation, and resource caching to speed up page loading.

Finalisation and implementation: After successful frontend development and testing, the website is ready to be hosted. Setting up DNS and SSL certificates enables the website to be made accessible to users.

Once the site is launched, the developers continue to maintain it. Fix possible errors and ensure that the website remains functional on a long-term basis.