Web Design FAQ What equipment is required? How much does it cost to get a Web site designed? Will help and/or services be available in the future should I need it? Are META TAGS installed on my site? What about my graphics? Do I Need Links on My Site? What is HTML and DHTML? Why Should I Sketch My Site Out?   What equipment is required? Answer: You don't have to own any equipment at all to set up a Web site. We can design a Web site for you, and host your Web site. However, it is better for you to be able to maintain an E-mail account in order to respond to those wishing to contact you. E-mail accounts are included with your site.   How much does it cost to get a web site designed? Answer: It depends on the site. Every web site is unique and the cost varies from one to another. Please check our web design web site for various examples of cost. We provide you with a choice of design styles, button styles, colors, banners, and navigation bars; after you have made your selections and sent us your text and photos, and we will get your web site construction underway.   Will help and/or services be available in the future should I need it? Answer: Yes. Answering questions and giving direction is free service of our company. We are in our offices ready to assist you during business hours coast to coast. You will have technical or sales support from experts in the industry; all you have to do is call toll free 1-888-398-4703   Are META TAGS installed on my site? Answer: Yes, Meta tags are placed on your site before it is uploaded to the server.   What about my graphics? Answer: We pay special attention to the size of the graphics before we put them on your site. A lot of time and preparation goes into the process. Images can add life and color to your Web site, but they can also make your site ugly and hard to use. If a graphic provides helpful information, such as a map to your store or a picture of your products, then go ahead and include it on your site. Avoid elaborate background images or photos that simply take up space. Also, be careful not to use large images -- most people still use dialup modems to surf the Web, and they'll go elsewhere if your graphics take too long to download.   Do I Need Links on My Site? Answer: While you're designing your Web site, think about the graphics and links you'd like to include. Hyperlinks are the "glue" of the Web -- in addition to tying together your own site, they let you reference pages anywhere else on the Web. Good internal links can make or break a Web site; think of them as a road map that helps customers navigate your site without getting lost or confused, we make sure your links internal and external are working properly.   What is HTML and DHTML? Answer: You probably know that Web pages are composed in HTML -- Hypertext Markup Language. We can also provide you with DHTML Dynamic Html at an additional charge.   Why Should I Sketch My Site Out? Answer: Sit down and sketch a rough layout for your site. Begin with your home page -- it's the first thing a visitor to your Web site will see, and it should include your basic business information along with links to the other pages on your site. Then think about the rest of the site. Do you want to describe your products and services in detail? Should you include press releases and marketing information, or a list of references for your company? Think of your site as a pyramid, with second- and third-level pages branching out from your home page, and each level containing more specific information. Don't get carried away, however; start with a few basic pages, and grow your site from there.

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