WordPress Developer Parramatta

The initial part of our website creation process is planning. We recognise that each client’s requirements are unique. Our clients don’t even know what features they want on their WordPress website most of the time. This is where our planning section comes in. On the initial call, you will be linked with our project manager, account manager, and business analyst. Once the business analyst has developed a strategy for them, the needs of your business website will be communicated to the developer. All of this is normally completed after you have approved the website design.

The project manager will create user stories/points for each job when the plan has been finalised. A user story point is the number of hours a developer or designer will devote to your project. User narrative points represent the amount of effort necessary to design your website as well as the funding required to accomplish it.

Once the budget has been authorized and you, as our client, have given your approval, the design team will begin work on the designs, i.e. wireframes, for the initial website. The website layout is prepared and given to the customer for approval. When the design is finished, a developer constructs a front-end based on it. If the customer requires any adjustments throughout any of these stages, they are made instantly. Clients are still involved in the design process and have detailed discussions with their specialised project managers.

We use a variety of applications, including PhotoShop or another tool, to create mockups for site design. PSD files are commonly used. A developer converts them into HTML, which is the language used to construct WordPress-based websites for our Australia-based clients. Once the front-end has been completed and accepted by the clients, the next stage of development is to establish the backend. Our designers ensure that your website is optimised for performance and user experience. They assess the responsiveness of each page of the website by running it via several browsers.

When the front-end and back-end of your WordPress website are finished, our quality assurance team begins troubleshooting and repairing bugs. QA teams have a set of use cases that they test to confirm that everything is in the proper sequence. Use cases enable the QA team to identify anomalies, mistakes, and problems, which are then documented and forwarded to developers for resolution. Quality assurance aims to ensure that all defects are repaired before handing over the site to the client.

Our WordPress development teams test all components of the website on a staging area. This ensures that glitches on the website are out of the hands of the general public. The staging area is often located on the local server. However, once the site is ready to go live, it is deployed to the live server. When you employ our WordPress development service Parramatta, you will also get on-page SEO optimisations, site performance enhancement, responsiveness, and server maintenance services. In addition, we provide free 30-day post-launch WordPress website maintenance with all of our projects. This guarantees that all defects are eliminated, even if they appear after the launch process is complete.