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The World Wide Web is being used by more and more people every day to research products, services, companies, organizations and government entities. Organizations that do not have a web presence may miss out on potential clients and run the risk of looking outdated. ABOUT WEB DESIGN
Before you can design a web page, you should have answers to the following questions: What is the purpose of my web page? How many people do I expect to view the web page? What are the demographics of my business or organization? Are my potential customers computer literate?
WEB PAGES CAN SERVE MANY PURPOSES A web site can be solely for promotional purposes or it can be used to sell merchandise over the internet. Sites that sell merchandise require more planning and infrastructure. They also cost more money to build and maintain. Demographics and computer literacy are also important when designing a web page. If your users are not computer savvy, you may want to make your site very simple. Why is it important to have an idea of how many people will view your web site? The more traffic a site gets, the more bandwidth it requires. If you don't expect much traffic, you might be able to get less bandwidth and pay less for your web host. WHERE DO I GO FROM HERE? Give us a call or send us an email to see if we can create the website that your business or organization deserves. Phone: 312-339-1731 ask for Glen
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