| FAQs
Just a few answers...
How
do I know you'll do a professional Job?
Quality Costs a little more?
What
is involved in building a Web site?
Who
is the BOSS?
When
should I see my finished Web site?
Where
can I find some of your work?
How
do I know you'll do a professional job?
You'll need to talk to some of our customers and ask them directly
if they feel their investment was worth the outcome?
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Quality costs a little more ?
If a Web site does not produce the intended oblective, then even a free site is too expensive. Time is money. Your time is valuable and so are your customers.
If they can communicate with you better then they can buy more and
you will keep them. If you can reach one more prospect per month,
just how much is that worth to you? ...times twelve months? ...What
if it were two per month? ...or three?
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What is involved in building a web site ?
Consultation, design, deliverables, development, programming,
graphic art and testing...that's the simple answer. It takes
many hours of each to do it right. The most important
thing is to begin with clear communications between designer
and client. The second phase is consultation to find the
real objectives and then tie those to a task list to get the
deliverables from the client. With those, we can begin
the design phase with a skeleton of the site. After getting
agreement on the structure then we begin the art cycle.
The designer then meets with the graphic artist and begins
to brainstorm the creative objectives of the site. From
there, the design, programming and testing begin to see that everything
works properly on the popular browsers, host server and...then
your in business.
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Who is the boss ?
The Customer is the boss. That's why we take so long in the preparation
and design phases. We want to pay particular attention to the details
of your goals and objectives. We know that at this point you don't
even have all the questions but with some coaching from our team
of consultants, asking a lot of questions, we'll get to the principle
points we'll need to make. We want to discover why you want
the site and what you expect to get out of having a presence
on the World Wide Web of the Internet.
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When should I see my finished web site?
You should see a small site finished in 4 to 6 weeks and a large site
in 8 to 12 weeks. You will see stages of drawings along the way
and will meet with the designer and get sign-off privileges on all
that we do... in fact we won't proceed until we do. If you deliver
all that you promise, i.e. text, pictures, approvals, etc., you
will see your site on time. If you delay any of the above processes
the deadline will slip by the time you delay. There are occasions
when there might be some technical problems with the foreign host
server but those are usually resolved in a few days.
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Where can I find some of your work?
We are putting together some hyperlinks to our newest sites so you
can see the latest sites that we've designed. Here are a few.
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