First of all, make clear the customer's needs, determine the style and page style, and determine the main color of the page. After defining the requirements, you can arrange for the painter to draw a picture.

2. Drawings (prototype)

It is an artist's job to design a webpage rendering (UI design) with image processing software (such as ps). A good drawing needs to be reviewed by customers and revised several times before it can be finalized. If necessary, the customer needs to sign for confirmation.

Step 3 cut the map

After the final draft, you can cut out the drawings and give them to the front end for development. Before handing it over to the front end for development, you must determine the color and size of each area, and the artist needs to communicate with the front end if necessary.

4, making a static webpage template

After the artist provides all the development prototypes and materials, the front end can make static web page templates and add page effects, and then the prototype can be really put on the browser.

5, static to dynamic

Through dynamic language combined with front-end ajax, form and other technologies, static web page templates are transformed into dynamic web pages, and data can be read and accessed dynamically. Please refer to the following article about what a dynamic web page is.

6. Delivery test

After all the coding is completed, you can deliver the test. This stage is the debugging stage. Continuous delivery is now advocated. As for what is continuous delivery, you can Baidu it. Of course, this is beside the point.

7. Delivery and acceptance

After all the above steps are completed, it can be delivered to the customer for acceptance.