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How Do I Begin?
Assemble ideas about your new web site and put them in writing. Ask yourself what your short
and long-term goals are.
If you already have a site, and it needs an updated look, think about what currently is not working
and why.
Look at web sites in and out of your industry. Note colors, layouts, imagery, and messaging. Put
together a short list of URLs with your notations about why you do or do not like the web sites.
Pay Particular Attention to the Following
Sites that are fast loading, graphically appealing, easy to use, and look professional
If the web site's purpose is not clear in five seconds or less, move on
Ask Yourself the Following Questions
Will your site have any special programming requirements?
Do you have a budget in mind?
Do you have a projected due date for the site to be completed?
Do you have an idea of how many pages you'll need to begin?
Assemble ideas about your new web site and put them in writing. Ask yourself what your short
and long-term goals are.
If you already have a site, and it needs an updated look, think about what currently is not working
and why.
Look at web sites in and out of your industry. Note colors, layouts, imagery, and messaging. Put
together a short list of URLs with your notations about why you do or do not like the web sites.
Pay Particular Attention to the Following
Sites that are fast loading, graphically appealing, easy to use, and look professional
If the web site's purpose is not clear in five seconds or less, move on
Ask Yourself the Following Questions
Will your site have any special programming requirements?
Do you have a budget in mind?
Do you have a projected due date for the site to be completed?
Do you have an idea of how many pages you'll need to begin?
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