After the Design Phase, we move onto development. This involves a number of important tasks, most importantly of which is bringing the website to life. During the early stages of your project, you likely received a design mockup. While this static image looked like a real website, it’s was not functional. You can open the image on your computer, but you can’t click on the menus, fill out forms or register. We must take that design and create functionality.

While there are far too many examples to list, some items may include: clickable buttons, automatically generated customer data that prints onto a shipping label, contact forms that deliver messages to your email or perhaps an interactive e-commerce store that allows PCI compliant based transactions.

The beauty of the Internet and programming in general, is that your imagination is the limit. Take our Client Portal for example. As our client base continued to grow, we required a simple solution that allowed clients to provide feedback, pay invoices, view invoices for tax purposes (1099), submit work orders and more. Rather than sifting through PayPal invoices, or calling in for updates, the Client Portal acts as centralized and interactive information hub for our staff and you, as our client.