waterfall
Methodology
Waterfall is a traditional project management approach that involves a linear sequence of phases, including requirements gathering, design, implementation, testing, and maintenance. Waterfall steps are:
Requirements
The project starts with gathering requirements from the client or stakeholders. This involves understanding the purpose and goals of the website, target audience, features required, and any other specific requirements.
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Design
In this phase, the UX UI design is tested and created, based on the requirements gathered in the previous phase. This includes creating wireframes, mockups, and design templates for the product.
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Building
Once the design is finalized, the development starts with building the product based on the design specifications. This involves writing code, integrating functionality, and creating content for the product.
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Testing
After the product is developed, it is thoroughly tested to ensure that it meets the requirements, functions properly, and is free of errors. Testing includes functional testing, usability testing, performance testing, and security testing.
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Deployment
Once the product has passed testing and is approved by the client or stakeholders, it is deployed to a live environment for public access. This involves setting up the hosting environment, domain configuration, and transferring the files.
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Maintenance
After the product is live, it requires regular maintenance and updates to keep it running smoothly and secure. This may involve fixing bugs, adding new features, updating content, and ensuring compatibility with new technologies.
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Conclusion
The Waterfall procedure offers a systematic approach to web development, but it may not be suitable for all projects due to its limitations such as inflexibility with changing requirements, extended development timelines, and the risk of late-stage issues.
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