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What is Website Design & Development?
Requirement Analysis
During the requirement stager, the data is gathered from the client. This indicates what the client expects his website to do.
Analysis of Information
During this stage brainstorming activities are done to understand the structure of the website from the point of view of how it can be put on the website.
Web Design
Web design refers to the visual appeal of your website. For the best customer satisfaction, you need proper navigation, pleasant colours and proper hierarchy.
Website Development
Website development refers to making the various elements of the website functional. Proper site architecture and coding are a must for a great user experience.

Creativity + Imagination
Why Choose Tasky Monk for Website Development?

Loading Speed
Loading speed is the most crucial factor in website development because fast-loading websites can generate better conversions.
Overall performance
Consumer satisfaction is a must if you are trying to project your brand or sell something online. We build the best websites for overall great performance.
Best User experience
Unless people are satisfied with all of the things about your website like the look, security, features, ease of use etc they won’t use it. We optimize for it.
Digital Formation
How Do We Optimize the Website?
For optimizing the website we use various tools that can guide us regarding how the user behaves after visiting our website.
We optimize the website for:
Search Engines
We try to prepare a perfect website structure so that it becomes very easy for the search engines to crawl and index it.
Mobiles
More percentage of people access the internet over mobile. That’s the reason we ensure that website is compatible with website devices.
SEO
Unless the website ranks on Google, there is no purpose in building them. Hence we take care to build SEO-optimized websites.
Humans
Although we make websites for search engines we make every possible attempt to make them easily navigable for humans.
