About Our Websites

If you’re on this page, we’ll assume you know you need a business website. Our sites are built with secure code, cleanly designed, search friendly, mobile responsive with AMP¹, (accelerated mobile pages), assistive and easy to update. We care about user experience, performance, security, accessibility, simplicity, clarity, and how they all play a role in helping you achieve your business goals. Your site will look and function beautifully on any device your customer or potential client is using.

We’re here to help you utilize technology to lighten your business burdens, keep your life light while providing your clients with seamless, assistive, and delightful online experiences.

Types of Websites

Informational

Quite literally, this type of website is meant to convey information, (sometimes referred to as a brochure-type site), to it’s users. Examples could include portfolios, restaurant sites, and all small business sites with interactivity limited to contact forms and clickable call/sms text links. Informational sites usually are created to serve users who want to know more about you, your business, or a project they’re interested in. They don’t necessarily stay on your site a long time and might not visit again unless you’re regularly adding fresh content related to their interests.

Periodical

Similar to informational sites, periodical sites typically involve regular updating, (hence the label “periodical”), such as podcast sites, magazines, newspapers, video programs, and blogs. Audiences for these sites tend to return periodically to listen to new podcasts, watch a new video, or read new articles. A site with a blog you’re regularly updating could be considered an informational/periodical site.

Transactional

As is obvious, this type of site includes eCommerce sites, as well as any type of site that exchanges information. Examples include payment portals, sites that allow booking such as a travel, bank and stock trading sites. These sites are accessed often and are usually integrated with a variety of additional platforms.

Social

Social sites such as Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest are able to be customized, (branded), to some degree and link back to your main website. Many already offer the ability to buy and sell, (social commerce), or send money in app. Social media continues to be a great way to build brand awareness and generate leads for your business and should be incorporated in any good marketing strategy.

The Web Design Process

First and foremost, this is your site and your story. We want you to be involved as we create your site. Your site will be the “face” your company presents to the world; reflecting your goals and ideals.

Beginning with the end in mind, these are the steps involved in the web design process:

Step 1 | Definition

Definition and scope of project – discuss your needs and goals, ensure all questions are asked and answered
We send a project proposal to you with all details and an estimated timeline/launch date.