At the guidance of the company's Chief Technology Officer, we embarked on a journey to create a website that would become a digital haven in today's bustling business world.
The mission was clear:
To craft an inviting Information Hub where we could share everything vital about the company - from who they are and what they stand for, to the incredible products and services they offer. Their online home would also be the place to explore career opportunities and get in touch.
But that's not all. We envisioned a space to spread the word about their latest ventures, a hub for all things Marketing and Promotion.
Plus, we knew the importance of building connections. That's why we wanted a Lead Generation powerhouse. With avenues for you to reach out, newsletters to keep you in the loop, and resources you can dive into, we were all set to make lasting connections.
So, here we are - a project that brings together their dreams, ideas, and aspirations; a digital destination that reflects their values, serves our community, and propels us into the future.
Let's dive into how we actually got this website up and running.
It all started with figuring out what everybody needed and wanted, that is, stakeholder needs. We wanted to make sure we were building something that hit the mark for each of them.
Once we had these bunch of ideas and insights from our user representatives, we moved on to the map – the site map.
This is the blueprint for how everything would be laid out, in terms of structure, navigation and hierarchy of the web pages.
After we had this virtual roadmap, we started sketching out the bare bones of the website – the wireframes.
If you think about it, wireframes are like the stick-figure version of the web pages.
They give us a simple, no-frills look at where things would go on a page. We don't worry about colors, fonts, or fancy stuff just yet. It was all about nailing down the basic structure.