The most populars.
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What if our business is located in a city outside of your geographical area? 2.-
How do we ensure that we get the end result we want for our site launch? 3.-
How does FlaWebStudio set its fees? 4.-
What is FlaWebStudio payment and approval process? 5.-
What is the revision process and how many are included in the initial cost estimate? 6.-
Will there be any extra fees incurred during the project that were not specified in the initial cost estimate? 7.-
How long will it take to complete your project? 8.-
Why does my Web page look different on different computers? 9.-
What other forms of content might enhance my Web site?
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What things should I consider when developing my site's layout?
1.- What if our business is located in a city outside of your geographical area?
Many of FlaWebStudio most satisfied clients are from out of our geographical area.
Most communication on a Web development project is conducted via e-mail, telephone and fax. All mock-ups and deliverables can be readily viewed in Web format via a browser. Generally, FlaWebStudio makes two-to three-on site visits during a two- to three-month project. If the project is within our traveling distance.
2.- How do we ensure that we get the end result we want for our site launch?
FlaWebStudio excels at meeting client expectations during every phase of the project. Because our approach includes the client during the entire development process, there are no surprises at the time of completion.
FlaWebStudio guarantees that all final deliverables meet professional industry standards in craftsmanship and quality, and will be free of defects.
3.- How does FlaWebStudio set its fees?
Our project estimates are based on time and materials. Our hourly rates begin at $50 for administrative communications, meetings and HTML work. High-level creative architecture design, graphic services and production graphics are charged at $60 per hour, and programming and database management work at $70 per hour.
4.- What is FlaWebStudio payment and approval process?
A one-half prepayment is required at the start of a project. Subsequent payments correspond to the completion of specified milestones and are always contingent upon client satisfaction.
5.- What is the revision process and how many are included in the initial cost estimate?
Your project will include two revision rounds after presentation of first mock-ups.
Each mock-up and revision will be posted on the project site for your review and approval.
6.- Will there be any extra fees incurred during the project that were not specified in the initial cost estimate?
Extra revisions, change-orders, or Web pages requested by the client beyond terms agreed to in the contract will be billed hourly. FlaWebStudio will obtain verbal or written permission from client before performing additional billable work above and beyond the fee set forth in the work order.
7.- How long will it take to complete your project?
FlaWebStudio prides itself in having one of the fastest turnaround times in the industry. From the signing of production agreement, FlaWebStudio averages an 8- to 12-week turnaround time.
8.- Why does my Web page look different on different computers?
When you place an advertisement in traditional media, your audience always sees exactly the same ad because it is under the control of the magazine, newspaper, or television program publicizing it for you. The Web is different, because we, as users, hold the "joystick," and we "fly" many different types of computers and use different software to view Web pages. The original design of the Web envisioned accommodating all these different platforms; with the massive commercial growth of the Internet, however, the Web is being pushed out of that box. The newest browsers (typically from Netscape and Microsoft.- support features that are vastly extending the capabilities of once static Web pages and simple layouts.
These advances make for some tough decisions for those of us who design Web pages, and for our clients. On the one hand, you want as many people as possible to see your Web site, and that requires a least-common-denominator approach, avoiding gimmicks and using formatting that is simple enough not to "break" when viewed on an older Web browser. On the other hand, you are competing with other Web sites for the typically short attention span of your site visitors. If they have an enhanced browser (and statistically, most of them do.-, then they will have seen some very sophisticated presentations. You don't want your site to look dated to these people. In addition, new technologies are coming online now and they promise a whole new world of possibilities for presenting information.
The problem, obviously, is how to reach both audiences. We use as many browser-independent design methods as possible, and pay special attention to how a site will appear on smaller screens and at lower color resolutions.
9.- What other forms of content might enhance my Web site?
There are hundreds of things that you can add to make your site more effective and enjoyable. A few of them are:
- Surveys, Chat Rooms
- Guest books, Mailing Lists
- Contests, Games
- Request Forms for Brochures, Catalogs
- Live Web Cameras
The possibilities are limited only by your imagination!
10.- What things should I consider when developing my site's layout?
Should you decide to do it yourself, a first consideration is to make certain that your layout allows visitors to easily absorb the information presented, and that it allows for efficient navigation.
If you do not have enough content on your site to justify a sophisticated layout, then don't feel obliged to rationalize the use of one; in other words, if your site's message is going to be simple, then keep your layout simple. A well-designed layout will:
- Make important page links obvious to your visitors.
- Allow visitors to obtain the information they want in two mouse button clicks.
- Keep visitors from having to hunt for page links to get more information.
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