Some Helpfull Questions To Ask Yourself

Describe your target audience
What is the purpose of the website?
What makes you different from your competitors?
Describe the style of the website you want (color preference if any).
What NEED to be on the Home page?
Are there any websites with designs that you like?
Do you have a logo you plan to use or will one need to be created?
Do you have a completed site architecture for the new website or will this be part of our scope of work?
How many pages will the finished website be (estimated)?
Do you have the content for the website or will content creation be a part of our scope of work?
What types of actions do you want your visitors to take on your website?
Do you have any specific photos you plan to use?
Will video or audio be a part of the new website?
What specific functionality will it need?
Do you have a Google+ page?

Flash Websites

We’ve all seen those really cool flash websites popping up here and there on the internet. They can look great because they have an added bonus of a flashy website. The graphics can be extremely eye-catching and impressive. If you’re a business owner considering a flash website, you should think twice before making your decision. While the look of a website is very important from a usability stand point, however you want to make sure that a flash website will be helping your business instead of hindering it.
When you are putting up a website for your business you will want people to find you in the search engines. This is extremely important to create new business. Flash websites can harm your chances of ranking in the popular search engines such as Google. A lot of flash websites are created on only a few URL’s. This means there are less actual pages to the site than you might think. A drop down on a page may have a list of topics but it is all housed on one page. This is a HUGE problem as you cannot optimize each page and the search engines will become confused about when the pages are about.
Content is king – but not necessarily with flash sites yet. Most of the text on a flash website is images. This is a huge problem as the search engines are asking for content and you are giving them images.
If you can get people to your Flash website, you will next need to deal with a potential problem as soon as they get there. Flash websites have more glitz and glamour, but what come along with it is the chances for the page to not load as quickly or look as it should. Even if the website has something cool for you to watch during this time, this is BAD. You want to control how quickly you go through a website, and flash websites are proven to have a higher bounce rate than most websites.

How Long Will it Take For My Website Project to Be Completed?

The timescale of a website design project is almost often dictated by the client. If you have a deadline in mind we will make every effort to meet it for you. The most common delay in the creation and completion of a new website is waiting for content (text/images) to be sent to us by the client. For most projects, we try to work within the 48 to 72 hours time-frame. Same project have been completed in 24 hours, and same depending on the complexity involved may take a little longer.
Generally how soon your website work can be done will depends on a number of things, such as:
a)The size of your website
b)The complexity of your design
c)Any advanced features you need
d)When your content is ready.

Can I Change Things on The Website?

Yes – not a problem! You will not need to pay every time I need something changed. Using the very easy-to-master WordPress content manager system, you’ll be in full control of your site at all times. Add products, write descriptions, put up special promotions – all from your own home or office computer, at any time of day or night. We encourage our clients to maintain their own websites once they’re launched. Most of our websites are built using WordPress, so that you can update it yourself. We’ll make sure you know how to use WordPress with video tutorial and over the phone as best needed.