Case Study | Miriam King Makeup

The first step of a website project is for a client to supply all their written + visual content. This is often the bit clients can find tricky. I always give your content a quick read through when I’m copy and pasting it into your new website, which can often put people’s mind at rest.

Once I had Miriam’s content I created what’s called a wireframe. This is a basic layout document showing what I plan to put where, on each page. This gives the client an opportunity to identify any gaps, realise they need an extra image or two and check they’re happy with the direction.

After the wireframe is signed off, I get to designing. I start with the desktop version but as soon as that’s agreed, I move onto designing the mobile and tablet versions. Ensuring they’re as good as the desktop version.

I also go back through it at the end and tweak it to improve your SEO. This is one of the things that makes me different to other website designers, who will create a lovely looking website but pay no attention to the SEO side of things. For me, it’s important that I carry out the basics, to give your website a helping hand to get found.