As website designers, our focus is on high quality,  affordable custom designed websites that get found by search engines .   All to often affordable websites suffer either because they are templates and end up looking like every other site using the same design, or because they can’t be customized to be search engine optimized.

We are able produce anything from simple, highly effective sites to the latest in content management systems with database integration. We produce optimal compact sites incorporating industry standards and excellent usability.

Designs can utilise your current identity or we can assist you refine your corporate image and marketing on the Internet.

The design process includes the development of back-end software solutions and database integration. We offer features such as bookmarking your webpage, search function for your site, booking and enquiry forms, multiple passwords etc; Feel free to discuss your excact requirements we will taylormake your package.

Our consultants will meet with you and we will work through the development process together.

Once the site is developed you may consider using our team to develop your online marketing of the site with search engine optimisation [eg. Google.com] submissions, interactive email campaigns etc.

Feel free to [contact] us for more details and information.

Our consultation method in designing a site:

1. Understand your business
	Your market
	Products and services
	Process and systems
	Brand and values
2. Configure & Customise
	Site layout, look and feel
	Functionality you need
	Site hosting and email
	Payment methods
	Special requirements
3. Catalogue and develop content
	Web content
	Product data capture
	Image photography
	Image optimisation
	Navigation
4. Implement and support
	Delivery integration
	Site awareness
	Search engine registration
	Performance reporting
	Site maintenance and support

To design a website is a lot more intricate than people think,  herewith some pointers:

1. First Impressions Internet users demand instant gratification. Users tend to look at the top left corner of a website first, so make sure that this is where you have the important details: what you do, who you are, how a customer can get your goods, etc. Never make your users wait for a splash page to load – many won’t. Rather, direct them strait to the valuable home page.
2. Navigation When a user wants more information, don’t make it difficult to find. Use clearly labelled, non-cryptic tabs placed in the usual places to help make navigation easy. Try not to use more than seven tabs for your main navigation, you can subdivide later.
3. Contact Information A potential customer does not want to have to work to find your contact details. Make sure they’re easy to find (a 'Contact' tab in your main navigation is best) and up to date.
4. The Hook Regardless of your goal, you need to make your call to action very clear. Don’t disguise it. Make it easy for your user to complete the action, whether it’s making a purchase or requesting more info.
5. Top Focus Most users won’t scroll if they don’t find what they’re looking for at the top of a page, so make sure to have all of your most important information at the top of your page. Keep details and added value offerings lower on the page, to further tantalise users that are already interested.
6. Valuable Content To get a commitment from your users, you need to keep them coming back, and to keep them coming back you should be offering something of value. You can do this by making sure your content is accurate, interesting and valuable to your target audience. A blog or frequently updated product page can help you to achieve this.
7. Be Organised Make sure your page layout is simple, clear and easy to navigate. No one wants to sit around searching for hours for one snippet of information. In fact, they won’t! They’ll go elsewhere. Try to experience your site from a user’s point-of-view, and plan it accordingly. A concise plan will ensure coherence.
8. Be Attractive As a predominantly visual medium, your website should be attractive to the casual user. That doesn’t mean you have to go all out with design techniques, graphics and animated characters. Just make sure that your text is in an easy-to-read font, that it is big enough and that it is aligned properly. Highlight headings, choose colours that complement each other, don’t crowd the page with text and images – all of these things will add to your site’s overall appeal.
9. Credibility Being credible is invaluable when building trust with your users. In addition, search engines will consider your credibility when determining search engine rankings, so don’t be tempted to use underhanded techniques to get higher rankings or more hits – this will damage your business in the long run.
10. Look Professional Be sure to present your website in a professional manner, just as you would any other part of your business. Check your spelling and grammar. Make sure your facts are correct and your contact details are up to date. Check your links and layout. Remember, if you look professional, people are more likely to return to you.