Fenton Design Studio, a web development firm, is based in Kansas City. We provide branding, web design, web development, animation, and photography. If your company is in need of a new identity, or designs and themes consistent with your current marketing strategy, our step-by-step process keeps you involved in every stage of development. Our hands-on focused development process and unique project management style allows you to keep creative control of your project while maintaining the professional look and feel that our services provide.

It is important to us that you learn how our business operates. Projects run a lot smoother when there is a solid, well-defined process. Below we give a brief example of our process.

Phase One – Research & Consultation

The first thing we do is familiarize ourselves with exactly what your company does. We get this information through client surveys, client supplied collateral, and live consultations. This step is vital in the production of your company’s ideal site, in design and function.

Phase Two – Design

During this conceptual phase, Fenton Design Studio shall work with your company to explore various means of integrating the desired identity/branding into both the structural and aesthetic site designs.

Phase Three – Website Development

As soon as the design concepts are approved, the site development will commence, using XHTML, CSS, and, where applicable, JavaScript, following all web and accessibility standards.

Throughout this development phase, your website will start to form together. You shall receive updates as the features and functions are developed.

Phase Four – Testing

Fenton Design Studio will thorougly test the site to be compliant in: Internet Explorer v6, v7, Mozilla Firefox, and Safari. Collectively, we will review the site and make any final revisions. This phase will ensure that the end-user will enjoy a bug-free experience.

Phase Five – Delivery & Launch

Once the completed site has been approved and final payment received, all files will be published over to the client’s hosting and made “live.”