Design and production stages

Design

Everything you put on paper and supply electronically will make it easier for your web design and construction company, Cyberpack, to get it right, right from the start.

Your designer produces a couple of options for you to look at. To give you a guide as to how the finished site design a solid graphic of the home and a follow on page.

These will give you ideas as to how the finished result will look. These graphics won’t actually do anything and won’t look exactly the same as the finished version, but they will give you the general concept of the “look” and “feel” of the site. If you want to change or add anything or even combine a couple of ideas it will be less expensive to do it at this stage rather than further into the actual web site construction.

Once you sign off the concept, the final stage for your designer to “cut up” the graphics and apply them to the html (hypertext markup language - the language of the Web) and final pages.

Web site content

Material that you might already have in various formats could be useful for your web site.

Text
Computer file format in rich text (RTF), desk pad, simple text, WordPerfect, Word.

Graphics
Any previously printed documents in high quality colour - not too small (because they cannot be enlarged effectively) original photography such as - prints, transparencies from 35mm up. Illustrations in any format (although if larger than A3 they will need to be photographed to reduce the size for scanning).

If you have access to digital file format pictures the following could be used: Photoshop; Corel; Freehand and Illustrator; JPEG; GIFF; TIFF; PICT; BMP; PCX; EPS and TARGA.

Other graphic formats used for presentations might be convertible and/or utilised, some of these are PowerPoint and Acrobat (PDF - Portable Document File) files .
Digital or DVD, MPEG, MP3, QuickTime, and Video for Windows Files may also be used.