Our Webdesign Process

Our Process

Most of our clients do not know where to begin when they first contact us to design and build a website for their business. Because every website and client is different, Superior Internet’s development process factors in budget, timeline, and goals for each project.
We maintain continuous communication with our clients during each development step, making sure that your site is developed on time, on budget and to your satisfaction.

Here is an example of our website development process:

Step 1: Initial Client Consultation
Step 2: Project Estimate
Step 3: Design preliminaries and Site Map (the sites structure)
Step 4: Domain name selection (if needed)
Step 5: Design (starting with a proof of the home page design which translates throughout the site’s subpages)
Step 6: Content Development (provided to us by client or written by our copywriter)
Step 7: Coding and Production
Step 8: Site Optimization (basic or through, see our SEO web solution)
Step 9: Testing (training is available for clients who purchase CMS solution)
Step 10: Site Launch

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Make Social Media Part of Your SEO Efforts

February 12th, 2010

Building a fan base for your business on social media outlets such as Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube can get you higher visibility, increased website traffic, and more business. Using social media as a marketing platform goes hand in hand with SEO as far as driving more traffic to your site.

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5 Ways to Communicate Effectively With Your Audience

January 22nd, 2010

What IS your website? You know you need an effective Web presence, but have you stopped to think about your site’s true purpose? You might say “to get exposure,” “to sell my product,” or “to promote my services.” These might all be true, but above all your website needs to communicate. Like any method of communication, your site needs to be clear, easy to understand, and good at getting to the heart of your message in order to work. The most well-designed site on the Web reaches no one if people click once, then leave. Read more…

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