Web design

The process of creating a web design usually includes the following steps::
Analysis and planning:
Determining the target audience and goals of the site.
Research on competitors, design trends, and industry specifics.
Development of the structure and functionality of the site (for example, which pages and elements will be on the site).
Designing the user interface (UI):
Creating layouts for the main page, internal pages, as well as various interface elements (buttons, forms, menus, etc.).
Developing a color palette, typography, icons, and other visual elements.
Ensuring the convenience of navigation and interaction with the site.
Designing the User Experience (UX):

Identifying convenient ways for the user to easily achieve goals, such as finding information or making a purchase.
Development of scenarios for user interaction with the site (for example, how the user will fill out the form, how he will navigate between pages).
Prototyping and wireframes development:

Creating draft page layouts (wireframes) to understand how the elements on the page will be positioned.
Development of interactive prototypes for UX testing.
Visualization and layout:

Converting design layouts into real HTML, CSS, and JavaScript so that the site can be used in a browser.
Ensuring adaptability (so that the site is displayed correctly on various devices and screens).
Testing and launch:

Testing on various devices and browsers to ensure proper display and functionality.
Correction and final preparation for the launch of the website.
Support and updates:

Updating the design, adding new elements or features as the site grows or business changes.