The goal of this article is to help you understand a critical process step, the Website Design Signoff
A website design sign-off is the process of formally approving the design of a website. This involves reviewing and approving the layout, graphics, and overall look and feel of the website. The sign-off process is used to ensure that the website design meets the requirements and expectations of the stakeholders, such as the client, project team, or end users.
The website design sign-off process involves various steps, such as:
- Reviewing the website design prototype in Figma to ensure that it meets the requirements and expectations of the stakeholders.
- Obtaining feedback and making any necessary revisions to the design.
- Signing off on the design to indicate that it has been reviewed and approved by the relevant parties.
- Documenting the sign-off in a formal design sign-off document or report.
The website design sign-off process is an important step in the website development process, as it helps to ensure that the final website design is aligned with the goals and needs of the stakeholders.
Once the stage is complete, any design revisions will result in a Change Request.