website design :: process

Thinking Design
If you’re thinking about having a website, you might already be thinking about how it’s going to look.

That’s a good thing.

The visual impact of your site is important: the design of your website will give site visitors visual messages about you, your business, your products and your services.

I will help you further define and develop your visual messages — the emotions you want sparked, the actions you want taken and the information you want remembered when someone visits your website — and then integrate them into the design of your website.

Stepping Carefully
We will work together using a five-step planning process that will help ensure that user needs and expectations are met, your marketing goals are defined and foreground, and expectations and outcomes are aligned as we work together on your website.

1. Define user needs and expectations, marketing priorities; create content development plan; begin generating and gathering content
2. Develop site architecture, establish clear, intuitive site navigation
   
3. Develop visual design, define a look and feel for the site that reflects the personality of your business, services and products
   
4. Build and test
   
5. Launch the site
   

Getting Started
Creating websites is, for me, a partnership of trust. We communicate often, share information, ideas and preferences openly and review and reevaluate without hesitation.

It’s often a decidedly personal process, so I offer a complimentary one-hour consultation. We can get a sense of how well we work together. We’ll talk about your business, products and services; discuss project goals, budget and timeline; and take a look at how I can help support those goals.

To schedule your complimentary one-hour consultation, contact me by phone or email.

425 259 4848    email