From conception to delivery: the process of getting a Web site

Planning

1. Initial consultation and discussion
   On the first meeting we'll discuss what you want your Web site to do for you and what content you want to include. We'll also discuss your options for Web hosting and domain names.
2. Price negotiation and signing of contract
   We will generate a quote for your consideration. If you are happy with our price, we will then ask you to sign a contract for the Web site design.
3. Project brief and specifications written
   We'll start making a list of specifications from the notes of the first meeting. It may be useful to meet again at this point to finalise the details.
4. Design phase is entered into
   We'll create custom graphics and/or photographs to complement your content and will present you with a mock-up design and report on what we believe will work best for your site. With your input, we'll continue to refine the site until you are satisfied so you'll know exactly what the finished product looks like in advance.

Production

1. Accepted design is translated to code
   Once you are satisfied with the prototype, we'll set about making the site work by designing a user-friendly and widely accessible Web site with a visually appealing and intuitive graphical interface.
2. Tracking your site's progress
   You'll be able to view your site on the Internet in an area which is only accessible by you. By tracking the work that we do on a regular basis, you can keep control over the content as we add it and request any necessary modifications throughout the development stage.