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The owner came with a vision for a professional engineering consultancy website to manage projects, completion phases, research partners, careers, events, and galleries. We built a website that brought all of these into one place. The consultancy can now showcase its work and manage its content easily.
Our process
How we built it.
We sit with the client, understand the real problem, build in small stages, test against real workflows, and improve as we go.
Understanding the business
We first sat with the owner to understand how the consultancy worked, what they wanted to present online, and what they needed to manage internally through the website.
Defining the main features
We broke the project into smaller parts such as projects, completion phases, research partners, careers, events, and galleries, then decided what needed to be built first.
Planning the user flow
We planned how visitors would explore the consultancy's work and how the team would manage content from the backend without making the system complicated.
Designing the experience
We created the structure and interface around the consultancy's brand, keeping the website clean, professional, and easy to navigate.
Building in small stages
We developed the website feature by feature instead of building everything at once, which made it easier to review progress and improve each part.
Reviewing with the client
As sections were completed, we showed the progress to the owner, collected feedback, and adjusted the website based on how they actually wanted to use it.
Testing real use cases
We tested the website across different devices, checked the content management flow, and made sure each section worked correctly before launch.
Launching and handover
After final testing, we deployed the website and showed the consultancy team how to manage projects, events, careers, galleries, and other content themselves.
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