For a Web project, there are some common steps to planning a website before the actual encoding:
1. First you need to have a clear idea of what kind of content the site has (with an ideas for the site's content);
2. Visualize the content of the site through common tools: Wireframe The site ' s layout
3. Start the design page designing the site
At this stage, you need to have more detailed information about what your users will see and how to interact with your site and app. This process also includes: Graphic design;users compability; Available Technology;future proofing;responsiveness;
4. Build the site's front end build the site ' s front-end
Once your site design is over and you know what you need, it's time for us to start building it.
5. If necessary, to the Web site development backend (early for the web App development can be JSON to represent the backend, for the development of Web sites will be dynamic Data first dead, later by the backend template to dynamically replace)
Many websites use a management backend similar to a CMS. If your site needs these features, then you need to either WordPress as the backend, your front end as a template in the form of storage in the system
6. Testing;
7. Deploy!
Wireframing
What is wireframing? Wireframing is a part of Web design: You build a basic Web layout that makes every page concept visible, which helps you figure out where to put the elements. At this stage, you should consider whether your site requires target desktop or mobile user, and if you decide that you need your website to be used simultaneously on both desktop and mobile, it is important to use responsive design;
Web project development process