Without a website, you risk potential clients not finding you and existing clients wondering if you are still operating. If a website is designed and developed well, it can streamline your work flow and give you valuable insight into how people are responding to your online presence.

Take some time to decide what the purpose of your Website  will actually be.

• Do you want a ‘brochure’ site to just display information professionally?

• Do you want your site to attract new clients?

• Do you want your site to be an online market place?

What Sort of Websites Do You Like?
It is worthwhile exploring what your competitors and unrelated organisations alike are doing online. From this you can build a picture of what you do and don’t like, what you think may work for you and what sort of results you would like it to bring about.

How Will Your Website Fit into Your Business?
A website should be a business investment, not an arbitrary expense. Your website should integrate with your activities such as customer relations, sales and dissemination of information.

Talk to You Web Developer!
By now you may have an idea of what you want out of your website, but it is important to keep an open mind when talking to your web developer. You may like the look of an unusual font or layout style, but this may be impractical and may hinder usability for you visitors.