Internship Workflow

• Audit of thee existing website

  • Design

  • Content

    • Relevance: Is the content still relevant and up-to-date?

    • Quality: Is the content well-written and free from errors?

    • Engagement: Does the content engage users and encourage them to spend more time on the site?

    • Broken links or page

  • Navigation

  • Site Structure: Is the site structured in a way that search engines can easily understand and index?

  • User-Friendliness

    • Gather all the information and insights obtained from the audit into a comprehensive report. This report should highlight the current state of the website, the issues discovered, and recommendations for improvement.

• Define Goals and Objectives

  • Visual Design

    • Needs overhaul

    • Device Rendering support

    • Legible font sizing

    • Site usability

  • Optimization

    • Clear stale content

    • Keyword consistency

  • Site Performance

  • etc

• Plan Creation 

  • Based on your audit and research, create a plan for the refresh. This should include information architecture (how the site's pages will be organized and linked), a content strategy, a SEO strategy, and a rough idea of the new design.

• Design

  • Start the design process with wireframes, which are basic sketches of each page's layout. Once approved, these can be turned into more detailed mockups, and then into a final design. The design should be responsive, ensuring it works well on all device sizes.

• Development

• Content

• Testing

  • Once the website is built, it needs to be thoroughly tested. This should include functionality testing, usability testing, performance testing, and testing on a range of devices and browsers.

• Deployment

  • After testing and final revisions, the website is ready to go live. This should be planned carefully to minimize downtime, and it's often done at a time of day when traffic is low.

Release Notes