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Decide what it must do
Define the audience, pages, actions, message, evidence, and the information visitors need to find quickly.

Websites · Documents · Publishing
Websites, documents, layouts, graphics, and production files developed for the screen, the page, or the press.
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Define the audience, pages, actions, message, evidence, and the information visitors need to find quickly.
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Develop the structure, writing, navigation, visual system, responsive layout, publications, and graphics.
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Implement the pages, connect real destinations, and test desktop and mobile behavior.
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Review the exact changes, publish through the approved host, verify the live result, and keep it current.
The way you’re used to doing things
You need a website. First come the audience, message, software or outside help, hosting and domain decisions. Then you build the pages, check them on different screens and fix what breaks. A later change should not mean reconstructing the last working site.
The intended website workflow connects the audience and page plan to source files, responsive implementation, accessibility checks, form tests, approved publication, and a recoverable record of later changes.
A tested published site with preserved source, a deployment record, and a way to recover the previous working version.
The workflow shown above is under development. We’re working as hard and fast as we can to bring the DagonTEK Studio to life.