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What is a "web design philosophy"? Each web designer has a view of what a well-designed web site looks like, as do I. It is absolutely critical to answer a few questions about how you want to develop your web site in order to decide if you wish to proceed. As these questions are answered, my web design philosophy will become evident. Strong and meaningful content are critical to the success of any web site. Without depth of content, your site will be meaningless to your audience. Simple, elegant and thoughtful design, developed in stages, in relation to your content is essential. If a sound structure, well-developed content and a coherent design are not present, the additional "bells and whistle" factors will contribute nothing to your site, and in fact, can discourage visitors. In other words, the development, design and implementation of a truly well-designed web site should take some time and thought. You want your web site to be a good source of information and an highly rewarding experience for your visitors. If so, visitors will return repeatedly, if not, well...they will go elsewhere. As a web designer, my role is to work with you to help create the best web site possible for your business or personal needs. By developing good content, design structure and marketing tools, your audience will be as thrilled as you by the way your web site functions and looks. I look forward to putting my web design philosophy and skills to work for you... great content and information, combined with simple, functional and intelligent design...works every time. |
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