Web Design
What is web design?
Briefly, website design means planning, creation and updating of websites.Web design team thrive on building new vibrant on-line brands!.A creative website design is essential to make your business stand out in the market against your competitors.
Website design also involves information architecture, website structure, user interface, navigation ergonomics, website layout, colors, contrasts, fonts and imagery (photography) as well as icons design.
All these website elements combined together form websites. Often, the meaning of “design” is perceived solely as a visual aspect. In reality, website design includes more abstract elements such as usability, ergonomics, layout traditions, user habits, navigation logic and other things that simplify the using of websites and help to find information faster.
Effective website design starts with an analysis of your online business objectives, your target market, and the message you wish to convey. Before starting any project each of the various teams will have an input into the website design for a business, the web designers to give a creative edge, the web developers to give a cutting edge, the internet marketing team (SEO) to give a competitive edge and often the most over looked, the account managers. Our account managers have a combination of commercial and IT skills, which allows them to add this input to making the design work from an IT perspective as well as the relationship with the client to understand their exact vision.
Sometimes the technical side of website design is emphasized in the definition of design. Surely, the modern website building involves server side scripting like php, asp and cgi, websites’ visual side is defined with html and css, user experience is enhanced with dynamic javascript and ajax. When talking to people with poor technical knowledge, instead of speaking about technical details, we concentrate on functionalities, e. g. to what extent it is possible to update a website through content management system and which features are visible to users.