Guide to getting started on your new Web site:

Wondering where to begin?

One of the most difficult things to do is write the content for your Web site from scratch. If you have a professional copywriter write your material, then you're all set. If you plan to write your own material, here are a few tips to help get you started.

Your target audience:

When a reader first looks at your Web site, that reader should understand easily what your site is about. Present your information to the reader's advantage.

• Start with a paragraph or two, a short list of topics, or best of all, an outline of related groups of information.

• Describe your business or organization in a writing style that gets the information to the reader as clearly and concisely as possible.

• Think about using visuals, (clip art, graphics or photographs) along with your text.

Your Visual Identity:

Your finished Web site should display clarity, logical organization, and a positive tone. It is very important to provide consistent navigation aids to help readers easily find their way through your site's pages. Readers should always know where they are, and be able to easily select where they want to go.

The design of your Web site should also complement your existing advertising and marketing materials. If your visual identity is consistent, people will start to recognize who you are.

Know your target audience, what their needs are, and use this information to help decide how to organize and write your material.

Check our Services page to see more information about what we offer in Web site design and Graphic Design Services.

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