We Offer:
Edit Yourself
Easily modify your web site yourself using a Word-style interface.
Easy Upload
Upload your own images, documents, and more with our simple interface.
Fast Support
Being a small company means we get back to you with support in a timely fashion.
Warning: mysql_query() [function.mysql-query]: Access denied for user 'crookedb'@'localhost' (using password: NO) in /home3/crookedb/public_html/crookedbush/application.php on line 211
Warning: mysql_query() [function.mysql-query]: A link to the server could not be established in /home3/crookedb/public_html/crookedbush/application.php on line 211
Access denied for user 'crookedb'@'localhost' (using password: NO)
Preparation
- Make detailed notes about your ideas, needs, creative thoughts, etc. of what you envision for the site.
- Organize your information and materials in file folders and/or in digital format. Helpful materials may include:
- brochures
- existing logo
- photos
- images
- written materials
- etc.
- Ask Yourself
- What is the purpose of your website? Is it:
- Information (static)
- Sales (dynamic)
- Branding
- Educational
- Entertainment
- Other?
- What do you have to offer those who visit your site?
- What image would you like your web site to convey? Creativity? Professionalism? Be as detailed as possible.
- What do you want your web site to accomplish? What are your goals?
NOTE: Always include a "Call to Action." For example, get visitors to call you, order something, request a quote, join a forum, etc. Decide what you want your visitors to do, and lead them to it. - If this is a site revision, is there anything you would like your site to do that it is not achieving now?
- What are the demographics of your visitors? Are they local, national, and/or international? What is the age range of your visitors?
- Who is the target audience of your site? Be specific.
- Why would someone want to visit your site?
- Why would someone want to return to your site? Regularly?
- What ways can you utilize to draw new and/or repeat visitors to your site?
- Are there any web sites you have visited that you would like us to use as guides for your site?
- Are they kept up-to-date?
- Do they look professional?
- Are there any impressive features that visitors to your site would appreciate and use?
- What do you like about them?
- Take notice of the elements of the various sites, such as use of colour, navigation, content, layout, overall feel and look, type of fonts used, etc.
- Write down the address of each site for future reference.
- Why not ask your clients or prospective clients:
- Would they use your web site if you had one?
- What things would they like to see online that would help them do business with you, including special functionality, or interactivity features?
- Be sure to tailor your questions to your specific business, organization or group.
We Offer:
Edit Yourself
Easily modify your web site yourself using a Word-style interface.
Easy Upload
Upload your own images, documents, and more with our simple interface.
Fast Support
Being a small company means we get back to you with support in a timely fashion.
Random Site Highlight
Dundas Woman's Softball Association
When amateur sports teams have web sites, they're often either clumsy and unprofessional, or services provided by 3rd parties. The DWSA in Dundas uses a custom web site made...
[more]
[next]
Preparation
- Make detailed notes about your ideas, needs, creative thoughts, etc. of what you envision for the site.
- Organize your information and materials in file folders and/or in digital format. Helpful materials may include:
- brochures
- existing logo
- photos
- images
- written materials
- etc.
- Ask Yourself
- What is the purpose of your website? Is it:
- Information (static)
- Sales (dynamic)
- Branding
- Educational
- Entertainment
- Other?
- What do you have to offer those who visit your site?
- What image would you like your web site to convey? Creativity? Professionalism? Be as detailed as possible.
- What do you want your web site to accomplish? What are your goals?
NOTE: Always include a "Call to Action." For example, get visitors to call you, order something, request a quote, join a forum, etc. Decide what you want your visitors to do, and lead them to it. - If this is a site revision, is there anything you would like your site to do that it is not achieving now?
- What are the demographics of your visitors? Are they local, national, and/or international? What is the age range of your visitors?
- Who is the target audience of your site? Be specific.
- Why would someone want to visit your site?
- Why would someone want to return to your site? Regularly?
- What ways can you utilize to draw new and/or repeat visitors to your site?
- Are there any web sites you have visited that you would like us to use as guides for your site?
- Are they kept up-to-date?
- Do they look professional?
- Are there any impressive features that visitors to your site would appreciate and use?
- What do you like about them?
- Take notice of the elements of the various sites, such as use of colour, navigation, content, layout, overall feel and look, type of fonts used, etc.
- Write down the address of each site for future reference.
- Why not ask your clients or prospective clients:
- Would they use your web site if you had one?
- What things would they like to see online that would help them do business with you, including special functionality, or interactivity features?
- Be sure to tailor your questions to your specific business, organization or group.
