During the initial web design consultation we determine the goals of the site, the target market (e.g., business to business, business to consumer), and information about the business.

During this process we determine, with the aid of the client, the major competition. If they have web sites, we review those web sites to determine what they do right and wrong.

At this point we have a reasonable amount of information about the client and the products or services being offered. This is our springboard in developing a cohesive web site strategy. Without this we have realized more times than not that our designs falter. We are also able to review web sites and find their faults because we understand strategies and how to get the visitors to look in certain places for information. Moving that information destroys the strategy.

We design the entire site based upon the presented ideas and concepts accepted by the client. This includes all the graphics, database layout and design, and other programming required for the site to work correctly. This is the last step that changes will be accepted.

During this step we set the site to go live and ready for business. Depending upon the elements of design the site may partially be up and running. We have had great success with getting our clients in the search engines if the site is hosted on our servers prior to full deployment with links from our web site's portfolio page. We have actually had one client that was listed number one for their keywords on the day the site went live.

“What a stupid idea!”
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