Website assessment or discovery
NetZion gathers the business context, current website condition, goals and required services.
Our process
A clear route from first assessment to ongoing website management.
Each stage has a purpose, an owner and an approval point so the project can move without hidden assumptions.
Scope definition
Pages, functionality, responsibilities, exclusions and the proposed service route are documented.
Proposal and agreement
Commercial terms, payment requirements and the project schedule are approved.
Content collection
The client supplies accurate copy, images, access and required legal wording.
Design direction
The page structure and visual direction are prepared for review.
Development
Responsive layouts, forms, technical setup and integrations within scope are built.
Internal quality assurance
NetZion checks content, links, forms, responsive behaviour and agreed technical items.
Client review
The authorised client contact supplies one consolidated set of feedback.
Included revision cycle
Agreed revisions are completed; new requests are assessed as change requests.
Final testing
Browser, device, form, metadata and launch checks are completed.
Launch
The approved website is deployed, checked and handed into its support arrangement.
Ongoing management
The selected care plan governs maintenance, backups, support and planned reviews.
Keeping the project moving
Responsibilities and approvals protect the schedule.
The proposal and project agreement provide the final rules for the engagement.
Client responsibilities
Supply approved content, assets, access and consolidated feedback through one authorised contact.
Content delays
Missing content can pause design or development and move the planned launch date.
Revision limits
Included rounds are stated in the proposal; additional rounds are estimated separately.
Change requests
New pages, functions or direction changes after approval may affect scope, timing and price.
Project pauses
Long client delays may require rescheduling and a revised restart date.
Final approval
The client confirms content, function and launch readiness in writing before deployment.