I worked on many websites throughout my two years as a Lead Graphic Designer at a Onpoint Media. Working with WordPress, I created designs from start to finish.

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THE PROCESS:

1. A logo was created by me if the company does not already have one, or if they do not have a high-resolution logo. Meanwhile, Onpoint (or one of the sister companies) gathers information from the client

2. After all the information is gathered from the client, I would create a homepage flat based on a design the client liked.

3. Once the homepage designed is approved, I would create a coder list to send to our coder, and then the site would be built.

4. Once the site was coded (always on a test-site), I would go in and put all of the text and images up. I also created a coder list if I noticed anything wrong with the responsive levels of the site.

5. Once the test-site was approved by the client, I would go in and swap out any stock images (usually by FTP) and do a final check.

6. After the stock images were all set, the in-house coder would go in and make the website live for the client.

7. After the site launched, the client was offered monthly packages. If they do this, then they are allotted a certain amount of time per-month for edits and updates. Usually, these edits (new photos, text, re-working a page, page tops, etc…) were sent to me to do.

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