In plain language:

Visually attractive, high-impact designs that clearly tell your customers what you are all about.

In geek:

• CSS and XHTML Strict valid slicing.
• Accessibilty and standards compliant.
• EPS or PSD file format ready designs.

 

Website Design

Regardless of what business you are in, you can and should be using the power of the Internet to improve your competitive position. Your website and your online marketing programs are critical factors for the future of your business, and far too important to address as an afterthought. Your website has to be part of your overall marketing strategy. There are levels of interactivity you can have with your clients that only the Internet can offer. Most company websites offer 'brochureware'. They miss the opportunity to enlist interaction with clients and or prospects.  The Internet is not just a medium, it's a channel. People are not just viewing websites. They want to easily e-mail customer service, check weather, track shipments, research purchases, take training, investigate trends, compare prices, and place orders. As a professional web design firm we offer solid ideas that will grow your business in a substantial way.

The purpose of any site is clear; to enlist trust in the mind of the visitor and move that person into the next stage of the relationship. This next stage may be to download a sample, pick up the phone, fill out a form, or buy a product. Getting to this action stage is accomplished much easier if trust has been established. There are many things that need to happen to enlist trust, and in the world of the internet, design sets this stage. This is why design is a distinct area of concentration for us and an important element to our client's online presence.

Design is also key to building positive brand. It is essential a consistent design be shared throughout a corporate identity. Any work we do is based on a solid recognition and appreciation of our client's current corporate identity and branding.

We work with clients to explore ways to make their sites a more effective sales and marketing tool. We look past the obvious importance of the corporate information that a website presents, and investigate other ways to use a site as a communication tool (Can web tools allow the company to service clients better? Can secure Internet technologies be used to share and collaborate better? Can eNewsletters be sent to clients, peers and prospects each month?).

Remember: it's not the customer's job to remember you, it's your job to not let them forget!