WEB DESIGN > Step by step step by step portfolio pricing enquiries Other services . . . Domain Name Registration Hosting your site Search Engine Registration Link exchange 4 Google results Photography Copywriting Banner ads Animation and audio Shopping cart Enquiry forms Research competition	AIMS What do you want the site to do? Answer this: "This website will have succeeded if ...." AUDIENCE Identify who will be coming to see your website and what would they be likely to want to do there. Main audiences you would like to reach . CONTENT and FUNCTIONS Gather content (words, images, graphics, animated demos, etc)  and functions (forms, shopping cart, slideshows etc) to satisfy your needs and your site users needs. STRUCTURE / NAVIGATION Create a logical structure and easy to use site. DESIGN PAGE LAYOUTS Based on 1 - 4  create the page designs. The layouts and templates that will be used to keep all pages similar for a professional look. Use colours, images and fonts that are appropriate to the "look and feel" we are after. If you are thinking about having a web presence to promote yourself to the local community or the world you are welcome to have an initial free informal chat over coffee. Feel free to ask any questions and ask for thngs to be made clear to you in language you can understand. You should leave this meeting feeling  it was time well spent and that you are comfortable and clear about what has been discussed. We can rough out some notes about what you have been thinking, what might be done to help satisfy your current and future needs. We can take a look at things you may have seen that you liked and would like something similar for yourself, or ideas you have already roughed out. Some suggestions about what might be done will be provided to you also. We touch on budget and deadlines. Following the meeting you will receive an email or letter summarising what was discussed and suggesting some budget options and ways forward. It's then up to you!
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