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Website architecture has proven to be one of the most important aspects of web design. Strategically developed website architecture is a necessity for fast development, extendibility and better search engine visibility.
We often have clients with existing websites ask whether their websites should be upgraded or their content transferred over to a new website. The decision between a website "facelift" or rebuild is simple. If there are inherent technical barriers keeping you from achieving your online goals, it's time for a new site. While each scenario is different, facelifts are typically recommended to preserve existing custom programming or when minimal editing of the content is needed. For example, adding/changing some copy or menu items. Often times, a redesign (with keeping/tweaking the existing content of a website) is better done in a new CMS framework—allowing for the ability to edit and upgrade an underperforming website.
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We’re going to need to know about your existing marketing and sales efforts. We will meet with you in person, email or phone call, you choice. We will go over factoring in to your strategy. This will help us lay out the exact goals for your new website.
Preferred by Google, a responsive design is the new standard component for any SEO friendly website. It serves all devices with the same code that adjusts for mobile, tablet or desktop screen size.
We do not use templates! We keep SEO and your requests in mind when designing your new website, we want to make sure the visual design is in perfect alignment with what the goals are for your website. We’ll create a an image mockup of the home page and when we have the layout and colors approval then we move into the development stage.
User experience design is a concept that has many dimensions, and it includes a bunch of different disciplines—such as interaction design, information architecture, visual design, usability, and human-computer interaction. The goal of UX design in business is to “improve customer satisfaction.
Using HTML5 along with CSS3 technologies is the best option for a great design with a creative spin that is bound to make any website stand out from the crowd. There are no boundaries and no limitations when it comes to creativity.
User Interface Design is a crucial subset of UX. They both share the same end goal - to provide a positive experience for the user - but UI Design comprises an entirely separate leg of the journey. UI is what you use to interact with a product, while UX is concerned with how this overall interaction feels.
2019 trends for website design are a Flat Design is a minimalist design approach that features the use of clean and open space, bright colors, and simple two-dimensional illustrations. The rise of flat design can be attributed to the need for fast-loading websites that provide users with an enjoyable browsing experience on both mobile and desktop.
W3C stands for Wide Web Consortium, validation works to check the HTML code for proper markup; thus making sure that all pages of a website are developed in accordance with Web standards. If your website follows these standards, you have a better chance that your website will be able to work on different browsers, different operating systems and is best practices for SEO.
Kickoff meeting to discuss design and functionality requirements.
For complex websites, develop a flow-chart of usage and/or functionality.
Design homepage mock-up, get feedback from client, revise as needed.
Create cohesive design for sub-pages as needed
Program the approved designs and do internal testing
Deliver Beta website to client for feedback and any additional revisions.
Complete any requested changes and assist with launch.
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