Web Development Services

What is the Web Development Process?

At Goji Labs, our typical web development process looks like this:

Discovery: 1 – 2 weeks

• Conducting an internal stakeholder workshop to understand your product vision and business goals
• Researching your industry, competitive landscape, and end-users to validate assumptions
• Creating a data-driven, robust product and go-to-market strategy
• Defining KPIs to track progress

Design: 1 – 8 weeks

• Designing your website or web-based application according to user-centered design principles
• Conducting brand discovery calls, user research, usability testing
• Delivering high-fidelity prototypes and designs
  

Development: 1 – 16 weeks

• Creating the website or web-based app according to our finalized specs
• Building the front- and back-end in module-based, parallel development
• Weekly check-ins to ensure transparency, keep you up-to-date, and receive your feedback
  

QA testing: 1 – 2 weeks

• Systems testing to ensure your website or web-based application is running smoothly before launch

Web Development vs. Web Design

What is the average cost of Web Development Services?

Costs of web development vary based on project scope and complexity, so we always conduct an initial deep dive call to understand the scope, budget, and timeline of your project.  However, Goji’s typical projects range from $25,000 – $500,000.

Best Practices

Some web development best practices we follow at Goji Labs:

1. Keeping development transparent; feedback is a two-way street.
2. Using frameworks and vetted open-source to avoid reinventing the wheel, and to keep costs and timeline down to a minimum.
3. Sticking with a consistent, user-centered design that follows industry standards. This way, we create a functionally and visually tailored experience, made precisely for your users.
4. Building and designing for accessibility, mobility, and responsitivity—in a time in which websites are accessed on mobile devices more often than not.
5. Writing efficient, sustainable, and scalable code in excellent syntax. We want our creations to serve—not hinder—you and your in-house team in future development and adjustments.