Description
Revisions are the changes or updates requested by the client to improve their website design, functionality, or content. The revision process is an important part of the website development process, as it allows the client to give feedback and make changes to the website until it meets their expectations and requirements.
Here’s how revisions typically work for website clients:
- Review: The client reviews the initial design or development work and provides feedback on what they like and what they want to change.
- Request: The client provides a list of revisions they would like to see, such as changes to the layout, color scheme, font choices, content, and functionality.
- Discussion: The client and the developer discuss the revision requests to ensure that they understand each other’s expectations. This is also a good time to clarify any questions or concerns.
- Implementation: The developer implements the revision requests and provides a revised version of the website for the client to review.
- Feedback: The client reviews the revised website and provides feedback on any further changes they would like to see.
- Repeat: The process is repeated until the client is satisfied with the website and approves the final version.
It’s important to note that most website development projects have a limited number of revisions included in the contract. This is to ensure that the project stays on schedule and within budget. The client should communicate their revision requests clearly and in a timely manner to make the most of the revision process.
Process:
1- Place order
2-Respond to confirmation email with revision request.
3-include password and any other pertinent information in the email.
