Experience has shown us that the best web sites are produced for the lowest cost when these guidelines are followed:

• Emails are the most effective method for communicating with us, particularly because it gives both our client and our company a written record.
• Please be clear on what your Web site goals are. Let us know what you want accomplish from your Web site.
• Decide what content you want to present on your Web site. We will be in charge of designing, formatting and layout.
• Deliver content to us in an organized and timely manner. Text you submit to us should first be finalized, proofread by you and ready for publication. Graphics should be named carefully and labeled correctly so that we have no problems in determining which graphic goes with which context.  You can email graphics or we can provide you with an FTP site.
• Offer clear, helpful feedback to design draft(s). Remember that the process consists of 2 rounds of revisions from the initial layout you select.
• Leave it to us to produce a professional product. Be flexible and aware that time is limited.

Design / Redesign process
1   Once you have selected a design package or approved a custom quote prepared especially for you, and paid the retainer fee, we'll ask you for several items so we can move forward.  A "design" is the color scheme and overall graphical layout of what your new web site or re-design will look like.
The items we'll need from you to prepare the sample design(s) are:

• Other web sites around the web that you like the look of.
• Any existing logo that you have or currently use;
• Any color schemes that you would like to use on your new or re-designed web site; and

2. Basic Site Structure and Site Content:

In this stage of your project, we’ll ask you to:

• provide us with layout of your site.  It means that we'll need each page link that you plan to have on your site  - "navigation" of your site. 
• also ask you to forward all site content to us in a standard text format, i.e., MS Word file, text file, email message, etc.  Site content is the information that each page of your site will contain.  The content should be well laid out with easy to follow instructions as to what information goes where on the site. 

After all information is received, we will:

• Compose a sample structure of your web site, which means that no coding will be implemented yet. 
• You will then be presented with another link to the skeleton site so that you can again review site with your content implemented. 
• You will be given two free revisions to the site content.  Site content is all the text and graphics and such contained on each page of your web site.  Any revisions of site content above and beyond two will cause an extra charge to your final invoice.  So, be thorough in your examination of the site content as we do not provide endless changes to site content.

Construction / Coding / Final

Once you have approved Site Structure and Content

• We will implement coding to your site and the site will be fully constructed. 
• After the work is finished, will be posted to the web.
• At this stage in the development, it is too late to make any changes to the design or layout of the site without incurring additional fees.  If you decide you want a change, depending on the level of labor involved, such as the changing of Flash elements or online forms, is what determines the extra charge to your final invoice
• We wish to build long-term relationships and we available for clients in our work hours and will gladly consult regarding any further marketing strategies for print or the web. We here to work for you.