cmsMinds FAQs

There are nine steps in our development process

Discovery – If the project is a rebuild, we review your current content and make further recommendations for improvements. If it’s a new site, we start by discussing the subjects and functionality you envisage for your site and develop an outline for you.
Content – You compile all the content for the website, including all text and images.
Preliminary Design – We create a home page concept including colors, fonts, image style and layout.
Organization – When we have received all content in its final version, we review it to determine the best way to organize the information. The structure of the site is based on this organizational scheme and must be approved by you.
Design Revision – After reviewing the initial design, you have the opportunity to request changes.
Implementation – Once we’ve received your approval on the design, we move on to implementation. This is where the approved design becomes concrete and where we add site-specific features.
Page Content – When we have all the content that will be included on the site and an approved design, we will enter all the data.
Testing – We run through a final set of tests to be sure that everything is functional. You have an opportunity at this time to test the site as well.
Launch – Once we have your final approval, we launch the site. The marks the end of the project. (more)

The timescale of a website design project is often dictated by the client. If you have a deadline in mind we will make every effort to meet it for you. The most common delay in the creation and completion of a new website is waiting for content (text/images) to be sent to us by the client. For most projects, we try to work within the 4-6 week time-frame.


































Our prices depend on many factors. To get a better idea of the cost of what you need, give us a quick phone call at +1 978 455 4515. We’ll ask a few questions about your project, what features and interactivity you’ll need, who will handle content development, whether or not you’d like to sell online. After this short discussion, we should be able to give you a ballpark number. If you’re still interested, we’ll be happy to develop a comprehensive proposal that outlines the scope, process and costs.







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