- Discuss
- Design
- Deliver
During the first phase of the web design process, we will meet with your company to determine the objective of your website. We will ask such questions as; What are your lead generation expectations? Is this an online tool for your clients? Do you want to sell directly over the Internet or is the goal to engage your client for further dialog? We are not being nosy, we just like to plan ahead and get the details.
Next we develop the graphics and layout for the site. We will ask you to provide any text and graphics that you want included in the web site and build a graphical ‘mock–up’. This will tell us where we need more graphics or modified text for the site. Once you are satisfied with the direction of the project we can then proceed to produce the final version.
The technical release of the site is usually very clear-cut due to the extensive testing in the previous phase of the web design process. We test our websites immediately upon release and ask our clients to do the same. Then we will work with you on getting the word out about your new site.
PROCESS
We use a tested detailed approach to the design of a marketing website, breaking the project into three phases, each of which ends with a client sign-off. This ensures that the project stays on track with regard to website structure, content and the budget.
We look to ensure the user experience of the web site fits naturally with the purpose of the site and hence meets the client’s business needs.
Our experience & understanding of lateral factors such as site structure for natural navigation, the site’s overall search engine compatibility and combining this with the correct brand experience are key factors to success.
The amount of programming needed varies from site to site. All features will be built and rigorously tested by both our people and yours. Once perfected, we make one more exhaustive run through and the site is ready to go!
After release of the site, we will work with you to establish a regular review and maintenance schedule for your web site to accommodate client requests, user feedback, system upgrades and emerging web technologies.