Our Website Development journey starts with a two-week Project Initiation phase, followed by a critical three-week Requirements Gathering phase. Then, we delve into a four-week Design Phase, transitioning into five weeks of Frontend Development and six weeks of Backend Development. Content Creation lasts three weeks, followed by Testing and Quality Assurance for four weeks. Client Feedback and Revisions span two weeks, leading to a critical one-week Deployment phase. Finally, on January 15, 2024, we mark the Launch milestone, ready to share our website with the world.
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Project Initiation
Done
2023-07-01
2w
Requirements Gathering
Done
=> Project Initiation
3w
Design Phase
Active
=> Requirements Gathering
4w
Frontend Development
Active
=> Design Phase
5w
Backend Development
Active
=> Frontend Development
6w
Content Creation
Active
=> Frontend Development
3w
Testing and Quality Assurance
Active
=> Content Creation
4w
Client Feedback and Revisions
Active
=> Testing and Quality Assurance
2w
Deployment
Critical
=> Client Feedback and Revisions
1w
Launch
Milestone
=> Deployment
2024-01-15
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