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- First, you must have a clear idea why
you want a web site and what you want the web site to
accomplish for you.
- Do your planning
- how do you want your site to appear? Make up a web site
storyboard,
write down the names of your pages and how they will fit
together. Common web pages are Home, About Us, Products,
Services, Contact Us, and Links.
- The more details you can provide your web site developer,
the better. This eliminates time wasted playing guessing
games. No one knows your business as well as you do. Rather
than having us sit down and create the text for your site,
you should formulate an information package about yourself.
We can polish and fine-tune your text, and add to it, but
if you can tell us what you want to say and what you want
to accomplish on your site, it will minimize the time it
takes for us to come up with the final design. It is up
to you to provide your web site developer with basic information
about your company and it is up to the developer to polish
your image and provide the technical services necessary
to make a web site successful.
- Surf the Internet and make notes of web sites you like,
why you like them and what design elements are appealing
to you. Is there a particular theme to a site you
like? Do you like flashing images? If you see sites that
you DON'T like, make notes about these sites also.
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