Introductions:
What are your goals, dreams and aspirations as a company and for your website? We want to get to know you so that we are better able to serve you and give you exactly what you want.
Your Style:
We then ask you to give us three websites you love! This gives us a sense of your style and what you’re looking for. This ensures that we’re on the same page and working as a team.
The Content:
Next, we’ll discuss the words on the pages. Usually this comes from you, but Lifedge is happy to help. This part is all about how we showcase your company in words.
The Development:
After we have logistics figured out, we then create a proposal. After that, we implement two rounds of editing to get your changes and approval of the final product! Just like that we have a new and clean site up and running!
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