The process involved...

The following steps outline the required process for the development of your website...

Step 1 - Contact Us
Kenilworth Web Design believes it is important to offer a face-to-face service. We want to understand your business requirements so we can develop the best solution to suit your needs. The initial consultation allows us to do this and can be booked at a time convenient for you. Please see our contact page for more information.

Step 2 – Initial Consultation
During the initial consultation you can inform us of your business objectives and what you want your website to achieve. We will also discuss the content of your website and clarify your requirements, whilst checking to see if you already have a layout in mind.

Step 3 – Quotation
Once we have finalised your requirements we will produce a detailed quotation for your approval. Once you are satisfied with your quotation we will commence with Step 4 of the process (Collection of Content).

Step 4 - Collection of Content
Before we can begin creating your website we need to have all the required content. This will involve a list of all the pages you require, an electronic copy of the content, and any images to be used. Please see our content page for more information.

Step 5 - Website Design
After clarification of your requirements and once you have provided us with all the necessary content, a design will be created and minor alterations can be made upon your request. Please see our design page for more information. All designs are carried out by KASE Design.

Step 6 - Website Development
Once your website has been designed and you are satisfied with it, the website can then be developed along with the content. On completion of the development, we can upload your website to a test server for you to view an online version, before it goes live at your required domain name (i.e. www.yoursite.co.uk).

Step 7 - Website Hosting
Once you are satisfied with your website on our test server, we can transfer it across for hosting on a server that is linked to your required domain name (i.e. www.yourdomain.co.uk).