Web Development and UX Design

We develop CMS web pages as well as the web prototype so that the programmer simply has to replicate it through code.

CMS Web Development and UX Design and Prototyping are two complementary disciplines within the scope of web development and user experience.

CMS web development focuses on technical implementation and content management, while UX Design and Prototyping focuses on user interaction with the interface. Ideally, these two aspects should be integrated to create an effective, attractive, and functional web product.

For example, when creating a website using a CMS like WordPress, UX design is applied to define how users will navigate, while the CMS facilitates the implementation of the design and management of content.

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A CMS (Content Management System) is a system that allows you to create, manage, and modify content on a website without the need for advanced programming knowledge.

Main features:

  • Ease of use: Tools such as WordPress, Joomla, or Drupal offer intuitive interfaces for managing content.
  • Customization: Developers can adapt themes, plugins, and modules to meet the specific needs of a project.
  • Efficiency: It allows you to reduce development times and costs, since many functionalities are pre-built.
  • Collaborative management: It facilitates collaboration between multiple users with different levels of permissions.

Application example:

  • A blog managed with WordPress.
  • An online store created with Shopify.
  • A corporate intranet built with Drupal.

Differences and Connection:

  • Web development focuses on building and programming the functionality of the site or application.
  • UX design focuses on understanding and optimizing how users experience that functionality.

Both are essential to creating successful digital products: UX design ensures that the site is useful and enjoyable, while web development makes it technically possible.

Our Work

Our web design and UX process

1

User Research

  • Study the needs, expectations and behaviors of the target audience.
  • Conduct surveys, interviews and data analysis to better understand users.
2

Information Architecture

  • Organize and structure content in a clear and logical manner.
  • Ensure that users can easily find what they are looking for.
3

User Interface Design

  • Create visual elements such as buttons, menus, icons, and navigation screens.
  • Ensure an attractive and consistent aesthetic.
4

Prototyping and Usability Testing

  • Create interactive mockups to test how users interact with the design.
  • Collect feedback to improve the experience before launch.
5

Accessibility

  • Design to include people with different abilities, such as users with visual, motor or hearing disabilities.
6

Front-End (Client-Side Development)

  • Focuses on the visual and interactive part of a web page.
  • Uses technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
  • Ensures that the design is attractive, functional, and responsive (adapted to different devices such as mobile phones or computers).
7

Back-End (Server-Side Development)

  • Handles the logic, database, and behind-the-scenes operations.
  • Uses languages ​​like PHP, Python, Ruby, Node.js, and more.
  • Ensures the site is secure, fast, and capable of handling large volumes of data or traffic.
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Main objective

  • Ensures that the user has a fluid, efficient and pleasant experience when interacting with your website, without host and domain problems.