Website Design

What Does My Website Do?

It's not uncommon to hear that the reason a company wants a website, or even built a website, is "to have a website". While we all love a bit of circular logic, if you are going to put a lot of time and money into developing and promoting your website, it's important to have a good idea of what it is doing for you.

We will ensure your project needs are met no matter the size or complexity of the project.  Our team of designers, usability experts, project managers, and programmers have built a large variety of websites, ranging from large-scale dynamic websites, eCommerce sites, simple/clean sites and everything in-between.

Design

We believe that design is a critical choice for you.  Often your website visitors will form an opinion about your company within seconds of visiting your website.  Our goal is to ensure you make the right first impression, every time.

Web Design Process

Usability

During every stage of the design process, we continually evaluate the effectiveness of the website. We keep in mind your marketing, strategy, usability, and functionality to enhance and facilitate your website user's experience.

Usability Studies: We measure the ability of users to find what they need on your website. This information will help to adjust the design or information architecture.
Needs Assessment: We determine your needs in relation to the website.
Best Practices: We work with you to examine practices of other company's websites and their importance and relevance to you and your website.
Application Evaluation: We examine your business practices and goals to help determine any application development needed for the new website.

Web Standards

Our mission is to build websites that meet web-compliant standards as designated by World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). Web Standards allows for consistent presentation across the site. One of the benefits of web standards is cross-browser compatibility, with newer browsers getting the full experience, while the site degrades gracefully for older or less able (phone/PDA/WebTV/screen readers) browsers.

Web standards often reduce the cost to maintain a website. Web standards-based pages are a collection of semantically rich tags, with a pointer to a powerful CSS file. This clean separation makes it much easier for you to develop and maintain your pages.