Core Role & Responsibility Allocation

Product/project managers create detailed wire-frames and prototypes. UI designers deliver high-fidelity mock-ups and assets. Front-end developers implement responsive layouts and interactive animations. Content managers populate finalized copy and media. Back-end developers build CMS and form functionality. QA engineers conduct multi-device compatibility testing.

Cross-Functional Communication Framework

Establish regular project sync meetings and leverage collaboration tools to share progress and resources. Product managers serve as core coordinators, ensuring alignment across design, development, and content teams. Requirements are communicated precisely, and issues are resolved promptly.

Phased Collaboration Workflow

Following a linear Design – Development – Testing Launch workflow, each phase has clearly defined deliverable. Design drafts must be approved before entering development. Post-development undergoes functional and compatibility testing before final domain connection and deployment.

Quality Control & Acceptance Standards

Strict acceptance criteria are set for each phase: prototypes require requirements sign-off, development deliverable must meet visual design and interaction specifications, and testing must cover mainstream mobile devices and browsers to ensure stable functionality and a seamless user experience.

Visual Style Definition

& Standards Development

UI designers establish the color system based on Tech Blue (#0052FF), Deep Space Black (#0A0A0F), Future Silver Gray (#E6E9F0), and Vibrant Orange (#FF6B35), define sans-serif typography (e.g., SF Pro, Inter), and deliver comprehensive visual design guidelines.

High-Fidelity Mock-ups

& Asset Export

Designer’s complete high-fidelity visual designs for each page, emphasizing tech-forward imagery (star systems, modular puzzles, closed-loop circuits) with custom illustrations and micro-interaction animations, delivering development ready sliced assets.

Responsive Layout & 

Interaction Implementation

Front-end developers adopt responsive techniques, implementing cards, collapsible panels, and horizontal swipe for mobile adaptation. Micro-interactions include particle convergence and line flow animations, ensuring clear button press-state feedback.

Performance Optimization &

Security Auditing

Optimize page load speed with a target first-screen load time of 3 seconds or less. Conduct Lighthouse performance assessments (target score 85+). Perform security vulnerability scans including SQL injection prevention, XSS attack filtering, and data transmission encryption (HTTPS), ensuring compliance with national security standards.

Canary Release &

Monitoring Framework

Adopt a canary release strategy, initially opening to 10% of internal users to collect feedback and iterate. Post-launch, deploy 24/7 real-time monitoring systems to track server response, page anomalies, and user behavior data, with automatic alerts and emergency response protocols triggered upon issue detection.

Domain Configuration & Data Backup

Complete smartx.com.sg domain resolution and SSL certificate configuration to ensure secure access. Establish daily automated backup mechanisms covering website code, database, and user data, with off-site backup storage to guarantee data recover-ability.

Design & Development Phase

(T+15 to T+45 Days)

UI/UX completes high-fidelity mock-ups and prototypes. Front-end implements responsive layouts via Vue3+UniApp. Back-end completes API and database design with concurrent unit testing.

Integration Testing Phase

(T+46 to T+56 Days)

Conduct front-end/back-end integration, cross-browser/device compatibility testing, and performance optimization. Validate payment flows, data security, and critical modules. Deliver test reports and resolve defects.

Launch Deployment & Acceptance

(T+57 to T+60 Days)

Complete production deployment, data migration, and domain configuration. Organize user acceptance testing, launch upon approval, and initiate 24/7 monitoring and feedback collection.