Crucial parts of website development life cycle are the stages of preliminary information gathering, detailed planning, coding, testing and finally deployment.

Based on the prototype, layout design, sitemap, content and all relevant information provided, your project is ready for coding.

After different kinds of testing and ensuring that all functionality working properly, it’s time to upload it to a server.

Your website is more of a service than a product. When it goes live it needs maintenance, such as keeping your website up to date, checking web links, making backups on a regular basis and so on.
The most important thing is to ensure bringing your visitors back again.

In my long-lasting career, I've been dealing with print advertising, industrial processing tools, gardening tools, and some others, but these have only been 9/17 jobs. I was looking for something to enjoy while learning and working.
A few years ago, I wondered if I could learn to make websites. I've started from the basics and gradually conquered technologies, one by one. Long story short, here I am now as a freelance web developer.

Few more things...

I like to use humor to relax tense situations.

I strive to be an easy-going person and get along with everyone.

You can expect me to bring professionalism, dedication, and responsibility to my work.