Initial Design
Once you've supplied us with the text and photos you want to use plus perhaps a rough idea of how the site should look, we'll get to work on the basic appearance of the site.
This is obviously the most important part of the web site design, so will take several days to perfect.
Once we feel we're getting near to a look which will reflect your business image, we'll get in touch with you to invite your opinion. Don't worry if you're not happy with it at this stage - just be completely honest with us and we'll either make the necessary changes or even start from scratch if required.

If you don't already have a logo, then just leave it to us.

Ongoing Development
Once we're both happy with the overall look, we can then go on to add in the individual pages as well as develop any software necessary for the site to function correctly. Images you've provided will then be adjusted and improved as required and added in appropriate places.
After a while we'll again ask you to take a look and air your views.
Once we've arrived at the finished product, the final thing to do is decide on what keyword phrases to use (something that we will have kept in mind throughout the design).

Search Engine Optimisation
Our sites are designed to be as search engine friendly as possible - sometimes we may try to dissuade you on some of the ideas you have for the site simply for this reason.
Whilst we would never guarantee success on the search engines (don't believe any that do), we do enjoy considerable success with the vast majority of our sites. This is achieved by very careful optimisation of your site for just a few important keywords which potential customers are likely to type into search engines.
We may therefore need to make some final small adjustments to the text etc. before the site is ready to be presented to the world.

Web Site Completion
Your site is now ready to be launched. At this point we will ask if there's any last thing you want to add (although we're happy to make any small changes up to several weeks later if required) before asking you to pay the remaining balance.