Bring information and services into one place.
We design web portals around the people, information and processes they need to connect.
We design web portals around the people, information and processes they need to connect.
Start with the information structure
A portal can bring content and services from different sources into one interface. We first identify the users, the information they need and the tasks they must complete.
We then define the page structure, search needs, user roles and any required connections to other systems.
Agree the functions before development
The project scope sets out the content tools, software functions and integrations. If the portal needs advertising areas, we define how those areas will be managed.
We review the design and development with your team before the agreed launch checks. Advertising income or user numbers are not promised.
Plan publishing and community features
News, industry directories, property listings and community portals have different content needs. We define content types, categories, search fields and the steps for adding, reviewing and publishing content.
If advertising is part of the portal, we agree banner positions, publishing dates and any impression or click measurement. The advertising system and measurement scope are selected for the project.
Define roles and workflows
A member, dealer, operations team and manager may need different information and actions. We define what each role can view and change, including any submission, approval and cancellation steps.
We review sample records and complete tasks with the relevant roles. Permission failures, missing data and repeated submissions are included in the agreed acceptance tests. Later modules and ongoing maintenance are planned separately.
Project scope
The final deliverables are defined in your project proposal.