How It Works

The design & development process of a website consists of the following steps:

1. Requirement analysis

At the preliminary phase of a project, we work closely with you in order to comprehend the goals and the requirements of your website, your targeted audience as well as your personal aesthetic preferences.

2. Layouts design

At this step our graphic designers produce design proposals. Each design proposal consists of designs for all the main sections of your website (e.g: Home page, Contact page, Products listing page, etc.), which you will be able to preview through interactive Adobe XD preview links.

Should you be happy with our proposal, we make any final adjustments and we go on to the next step. Otherwise we discard this proposal and we come back to you with a brand new set of designs.

3. HTML authoring (XD to HTML)

At this stage, the approved designs of the previous step are turned into actual website pages that can be browsed using any browser. During the HTML authoring phase we emphasize on producing exactly the same visual result in all different browsers and devices which of course must be exactly the same with the XD templates.

4. CMS Integration

CMS stands for Content Management System. A CMS is a web content publishing and management system that allows you to create new pages, upload photos and manage almost all aspects of your website. The majority of all modern content-rich websites are powered by a CMS.

Apart from the typical content management functionalities and according to your specific needs, at this step we build functionalities like contact forms, members-only areas, search forms, publishing workflows, multi-lingual support and interfaces with third-party systems.

5. CMS training & Content population

Already from Step 4 your website is technically completed. After deploying the website to a staging URL, we upload indicative content that you provide us (texts, videos, photos, etc) and we train you and your staff on how to use the CMS back-end to update the website anytime you want without any extra costs. These training courses typically take 2 to 6 hours depending on the features of your website.

6. Installation of web analytics and feeds for third-parties

Just before going live we activate the web analytics and the feeds for third-party websites.

Typical web analytics include:

    • Google Universal Analytics
    • Google Analytics 4
    • Facebook Pixel
    • Google Ads Remarketing Events
    • Google Universal Analytics Enhanced Ecommerce Events
    • Skroutz Analytics

Typical feeds for third-party websites include:

    • Google product feeds
    • Facebook product feeds
    • Skroutz product feeds
    • Podcasts RSS feeds
    • BestPrice.gr product feeds

7. We go Live!

Finally, after a final operational check your site goes live under your official domain.

PROCESS WE FOLLOW

TECHNOLOGIES WE USE

PHP

PHP is getting used widely in developing web-based and other applications across all domains. For a few of technology supported which PHP applications are developed were Content Management System, Web-based applications and development of sites, E-commerce websites and applications.

Laravel

Why Laravel is good for your website :
It has secure authorization and authentication systems, is highly customizable and supports integration with mail services. It gives support for clean documentation and Model View Controller (MVC). IT has fast development time and is cost-effective.

CodeIgnitor

It is a lightweight PHP framework. Contrary to other PHP frameworks, It has a very small footprint. It is only an incredible 2MB download, including the user guide! Despite its small size, CodeIgniter is fully self-contained and does not rely on any other frameworks. Its small footprint helps make it faster, more than most of its competitors.

WordPress

WordPress has countless awesome features that make it so insanely popular. The web is growing larger with more and more websites getting launched every now and then. In this great pool of websites, you need to build a unique web experience that would provide strong online visibility to your business. Choosing the right CMS is an important decision in this regard.

OpenCart

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Magento

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Frequently asked questions

1. Can my website be available in many languages?

Yes, it can. Your website can be available on any number of languages you wish.

2. Can my website be automatically translated in another language?

No. Even there are services that perform automatic translation the result is 99% unacceptable. If you want to make your site available in another language you should translate your content using a professional translation service.

3. Do I need technical knowledge in order to update my website?

No. Our friendly CMS makes easy even for people without technical knowledge to update the website. Of course a basic computer knowledge is necessary (what is a browser, how to send an email, how to copy and paste text).