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How we work

Understanding the needs of our clients and their audiences is at the centre of how we work. Effective partnerships with our clients maximises the impact of the products we deliver.

Phase I: Gathering requirements and design

To ensure our client is fully aware of what we will deliver - in consultation with them - we  document and describe the project’s expected outcomes. In particular it defines the: end product; purpose of the site / application and its key audiences; customer expectations and their acceptance criteria; quality standards and project schedule.

This stage also involves:

Phase II: Development and implementation

Taking the specifications, requirements and designs from phase I, we start the development. If required we employ sub-contractors, for their specialist skills, to work alongside our developers. Specifically this phase consists of:

Phase III: Training, support and hosting

Projects vary in size from simple websites where we act as web editor/master to large complex websites, applications and systems where our clients operate and maintain the content. Training courses and support documentation are provided to our clients to help them maintain the content of their websites.

We offer a web hosting service to take away the hassle of maintaining your own web servers or having to work within the constraints of your organisation’s web hosting services.

Once live, we provide support and maintenance for all our sites and products should any problems arise.

Jobs

If you are an individual interested in working for us, we'd love to hear from you.

Equal opportunities

Manta Ray Media is an equal opportunities employer. Recruitment is based on your experience and skills and we welcome applications from all members of society irrespective of age, sex, disability, sexual orientation, race, religion or belief.

 

User-centred design

Whenever possible we adopt a user-centred design approach to take full advantage of the input from potential users.