Development Process Timeline:
Day 1-4: Initial Consultation and Planning:
- The development team at Pixels Digital collaborates closely with the Certiskills team to understand their objectives, target audience, and course offerings.
- Detailed discussions are held to outline the requirements, scope, and desired functionalities of the website.
Day 5-10: WordPress Setup, Theme Customization, and Tutor LMS Integration:
- Pixels Digital sets up the WordPress framework, selects a responsive theme that aligns with Certiskills’ branding and design preferences, and customizes the theme for consistency.
- Tutor LMS is seamlessly integrated into the website, configured to accommodate Certiskills’ course structure and requirements.
Day 11-15: Content Development, Upload, Design Optimization, and User Experience Enhancement:
- Working closely with subject matter experts, Pixels Digital assists in the development of engaging course content and facilitates its uploading and organization onto the platform.
- The website layout is optimized for both desktop and mobile devices, with user experience enhancements implemented to improve navigation and engagement.
Day 16-20: Testing, Quality Assurance, and Finalization:
- Rigorous testing is conducted to identify and rectify any bugs or issues, ensuring compatibility across different browsers and devices for a seamless learning experience.
- Final adjustments are made based on feedback from the Certiskills team, with comprehensive quality assurance measures in place.
Day 21: Launch and Deployment:
- Upon final approval from the Certiskills team, Pixels Digital launches the website to the public, ensuring a smooth transition.
- Comprehensive training and support are provided to enable the client’s team to manage and maintain the platform effectively post-launch.
Ongoing:
- Pixels Digital continues to provide ongoing support and maintenance services to Certiskills.fr, addressing any updates, enhancements, or technical issues promptly to ensure the platform’s functionality and performance are upheld
