Designing a Web site is much more complex than just creating a computerized version of a traditional design project. As in all projects, the designer must consider the personality of the client, the purpose of the site, and the targeted end-user when creating the site. Even more, the designer must take into account the fact that the end product will not be the same for every user. A good Web design will be strong, despite the many different ways the user will see it, and the many different settings available to the computer user.

Business Web sites can increase customer awareness, encourage potential customers to try a product or visit a place of business, solicit charitable donations, and finally, allow viewers to make a purchase.

Self promotional Web sites provide an engaging way for individuals to tell others about themselves and highlight their creative potential. The use of online portfolios make it possible for these people to show off their work in more intriguing and more immediate ways than in the acetate sleeves of the standard black portfolio case.

Personal Web sites are similar to scrapbooks - it can be a collection of memorabilia or family pictures, a cyber 'book' covering everything they know about a subject, a continuously growing family tree, or a collection of jokes or trivia. The great thing about the Web is that it allows anyone and everyone to make their own personal mark in the world.

Taking all this into consideration, online Web presence is fast becoming a necessity for business or personal expression, and it is our belief that technology should not exclude anyone. Studio 545 designs Web sites specific to the clients needs, wants, and desires, then delivers the site to the Internet and promotes it for the world to see and utilize. Studio 545 helps connect you to the World Wide Web.

 

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