A successful introduction of a company on the Web doesn't mean just setting up a "business card" with the company logo. Unfortunately, that is how most of our competitors understand the job. Creating a successful website is much more complex a process than quickly selling the client a content management system and a design. No good website has been made in 24 or 48 hours.
Creating a functioning web page requires careful preparatory work. Both the client's needs as well as the market where they operate must be analyzed. On the basis of the results of the analysis we propose the structure of the site. Next step will be the designing of the site. When the design is settled on, we will start working on the material.
Technical development work and programming start parallel to designing and editing the material. The material to be published must be structured and edited. All information must be rendered easily findable on the Internet. Good ratings must be conjured up from search engine robots. General public must be notified of the launch of the website. The message must get through.
We provide professional and high-quality web solutions. Well thought-over and carefully built pages are attractive and convenient to use. They are easily managed and secure. We provide routine maintenance and content management service for existing web pages as well. Pages procured from us are made to last.
The common working process of creating web pages is described below.
Creating the overall concept; visualization
Mapping the needs of a client; establishing the concept
Structure
Design drafts
Content drafts
Polishing until the client's approval
Technical implementation, linking with the content management system (CMS)
Converting the design to HTML-format
Linking sub-pages (templates) to the content management system
Inserting the existing material
Training the client vis-à-vis the content management system
Editing the content
Overall testing of the web page
5. Launching the web page
Registering the web page with search engines and web directories
