WordPress Developer Melbourne

When you send a query, we will discuss your business requirements. This will give us an idea about the type of project you want. We will consult you about how you can improve your idea or if there are any redundancies that can be removed to make it perfect. Once you decide to move forward with us, the next step within our WordPress development process is to plan how the whole project will be developed.

We will plan a meeting with your team to discuss the project in detail. Our project manager will get all the business requirements that you want to explain. We will document all the essential specifications related to your project in a single document that will be shared with you online for approval. Once the document is approved, we will send you a proposal for the specifications you want including the total cost of the project and turnaround time. Once the planning is complete and you like the proposal and want to move ahead with the project, the next step of the WordPress development process will include user stories or the number of sprints needed for the project.

Now we will create user stories for each component of your WordPress development project. We will designate the number of hours for each project completion and how it will be added to the site before it is turned to the client. The user stories document will also include the number of developers who will be working on your WordPress project and their expertise. It will also include the project manager that will be in touch with you throughout the development process.

Once the user stories are allotted for each component, the next step is to design and develop the project. Considering your specifications, our designers will create a layout for your theme. It will include the branding and the pages of your overall website. Once the design is complete, it will be sent to you for approval. If there are any changes needed within it, that will be done on an ad-hoc basis. Once the design is complete, we will send it for coding from PSD to WordPress HTML design.

Next, the team will create a working prototype based on the design that was previously approved. Since WordPress doesn’t require a lot of backend development, we will integrate the database, and work on the front-end so that you can get the final design as soon as possible. If there are any alterations in the WordPress theme, they will be done after we get the first draft done. The development process will include developing your site using HTML5 and CSS3.
We also give keen importance to site core web vitals. That’s why we use minimal code and make sure that the website uses only optimized images. We make sure that the page size of your WordPress website is small so that it can be easily loaded on client browsers. Our tests also include testing your site on different browsers including Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Opera to ensure the theme doesn’t break.

Once the theme is final and the prototype is ready, we put it on a staging server so that our website quality assurance team can check it for bugs. The team draws different test cases to check if there are any major issues with the website. If any issues are found, they are noted and sent to the developers for fixing. We use Trello and Google sheets for resolving bugs and keeping a quality check for the website. The purpose of quality assurance is to make sure that all bugs are fixed before the site is handed over to the client.

Once we have resolved all the bugs found on the website, the URL of the staging area is sent to the client for final tests. If the client is happy with the site, it is launched on a live server and the domain provided by the client is linked to the hosting. We also offer SEO, page speed improvement, and security services to all our clients. If clients want that the website to be moved to their servers, our dedicated WordPress support team does that for free. Moreover, we also offer a 30-day post-launch WordPress website maintenance completely free with all our projects. Since not all bugs are found during the testing phase, the post-launch maintenance ensures that you can get all of them fixed easily.