Client Feedback...

Diane far exceeded my expectations. She is so easy to work with and very willing to go the extra mile to make the final product exactly what the client wants and needs.

The website was very affordable, has been updated easily, and my yearly charges have been cheaper than I could have found on my own.

Joyce Loyd
Office Support Solutions

Website Design Process

Getting Started

Here's a good way to get your creative juices flowing to start pulling together your website—

1. Create an outline of what you want your website to say, the information you want to provide to your potential customers.
2. Collect URLs (web addresses) of sites you like (for their color scheme, layout, theme, etc.), preferably of businesses similar to yours.
3. Write the content — flesh out your outline. It doesn't have to be a lot—people don't want to read essays; just the necessary details.
4. Assemble photos to be included. Take photos or hire a photographer if you haven't already. If you have quite a few, burn them onto a CD.
5. Think about and write down your keywords—what keyword phrases will people search on to find your website. Keep your keywords in mind when writing your content. We will want to include them in the page titles, headings and body copy to help search engines index your site most effectively.

What We Do

You've heard the saying “Form Follows Function.” We believe it's true and we apply that philosophy to the websites we design. We can't determine what the site will look like until we know what it will contain and how it needs to function. So we work with our clients to understand their needs so that their website will succinctly communicate their product and/or service.

The list below outlines the steps involved in our systematic approach to designing the best site possible to meet our clients' needs.

1. Analyze client's goals and objectives
2. Determine best solution to meet needs
3. Develop site plan
4. Make revisions, if needed; get client approval
5. Collect content — text, existing images from client
6. Creative process begins — develop look and feel — produce sketches in Photoshop
7. Client approves design/page templates
8. Build site
9. Beta test
10. Upload site to "test server" for client review
11. Upon client approval, site goes "live"