Custom Web Site Design

If you are tired of templates then it's time you spoke to us. Templates are now extremely commonplace in the web design business because they remove most of the work involved and eliminate the need for creative input. This means you can have some guy wearing a tie sitting at a desk and just changing pictures and text to build your new website. If you are selling a product or service that has no real identity and you want to look the same as everyone else then that is fine, in fact we recommend it as you definitely don't want to spend money of a custom designed solution if you don't have the product or personality to suit it.

But if you are one of those business people that know a unique look and feel is paramount to real success then you also know that templates are for other people.

Unique web site identity adds to success

Every successful brand in this world has a unique feel. It means people can identify it, use it, talk about it and return to it. Websites are exactly the same. If a web site looks that same as every other one then it is likely it will be discarded and forgotten. This means that while the guy in the tie might have worked solid for a couple of days his work will be useless because nobody wants to read it.

What custom work we do for your web site design

The first part of your website design is the look at feel. We get the Flash section running and layout a basic page to set a theme. Sometimes this means 2 different pages, sometimes 3, it all depends on what we think will do the job. These designs set the tone for everything.

The next step is to get the Flash presentation built into the different pages required. The graphics must follow the theme and a user must be kept interested throughout the entire web site presentation.

While the Flash is being built we work on the HTML and make sure it is relevant, easy to read and easy to index. Each page must have it's own unique text content and cant be recycled.

When the main pages and Flash sections are ready we add in the supplementary pages and images needed. Supplementary pages use the same page of Flash design as their main parents but have different text based content and if relevant, pictures embedded in the text.