Advertisements, Brochures,
General Graphic Design, Industrial Design,
Logos,
Business Cards & Letterheads, Presentations,
Website Design,
Website Graphics

With the Internet increasing in size every minute, it is now more important than ever for websites to catch the eye of their target market. Effective web design is far from an easy accomplishment. There are certain factors that can confuse visitors and lose customers that many novice designers and amateurs are not aware of.

The Big Question: Why do you want to build a website?

To develop a successful website, you must determine the purpose and target audience
of your upcoming website before we start.

1.Determine your site's purpose.

2.Create a demographic profile.

3. Ask yourself "What can viewers gain by visiting your site?

By answering these questions and even sketching out how you might like your site to look, you can get a much clearer vision of your finished product.

BASIC STAGES OF WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT:

1. The idea, or intention.
2. Getting the design right.
3. Web Hosting.

1. The idea, or intention. Drawing a simple
or elaborate sketch and making plenty of note
s is a crucial start in developing any website.
Not only do you need to get your priorities in order, you also need to start getting a vision of what the future holds for your site. Who is going to visit the site and why?

2. Getting the design right. Pretty simple and
exciting at first, but many people who are unfamiliar
with designing a website may have difficulty
attaining their vision. That's why having a web
designer who you can communicate one on one
with and who can quickly produce the results you
imagined can be a much more enjoyable experience.



 

 3. Web Hosting. Many newcomers are not aware
of what web hosting actually is. It is basically "space"
on the web. You need to rent space on the
internet for your new site. This is where novice
website owners can get a little confused simply
because of the many web hosting sites that
promise good rates.... but for what reason?
The first thing to consider is how much space
you want space on the web. How much space
are you paying for? Space means information
that the hosting will allow you to upload on your
site. That includes pictures, slideshows, flash
images, animation and music... as well as text.