Take client's images, personality, business ideas, and their needs. Mix them up, use creativity and technical ability to produce a site that portrays who they are and what they do. Putting the pieces together as in a jigsaw puzzle.
The first phase of setting up any site, be it custom or static, involves pure input. The more information you give me the better I can understand what you are looking to create. Some of this information relates to the overall message of the Web site along with its purpose, intended audience, and goals. Other elements such as logos, textual content, and prior marketing materials are more tangible.
It is much better to give me your data in digital format; the images ideally should be in a format that can be read by my graphics programs and the content should be in a word processing format such as Word. If I have to spend time recreating logos or keying in faxed text, the work moves much faster, which is better for you and for me.
It is true...every bit of information,
colors, concepts, text, images, advertising and written materials, can
make your site special. When building a house you have to pick out all
the colors, hardware, textures, carpets and woodwork, same in building
a site...on the web!
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