 FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
 | Are there any restrictions with having photos in my website? | | | The things you should consider with having images in your website are:
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The size of the image. Large images will slow down your load time and if your website takes too long to access your website visitors may leave before they view your products or services.
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Large images may cause "sideways" scrolling which is not an acceptable practice.
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Images should be in JPEG format to attain image clarity.
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Images break-up the copy and make for more intersting viewing.
In general images are good for your website, use them wisely and they will benefit the results of your website. |
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| | | What's the cost of a basic website? | | | Whilst this is a common question it is not eay to answer as "basic" means many things to many people, and can be likened to asking "how long is a piece of string?"
We focus on what the best result is for the client therefore what you should be asking yourself is;
When you ask yourself these questions you will gain a better understanding of your own needs.
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| | | What should I be considering when choosing my website's Domain Name? | | | There are a number of ways to approach this. The best being to select a Domain that is closely aligned with your products or services. Remember that internet users generally search for information about products and services not company names. If you choose to use your Company name in your Domain name, we suggest that you also include your major product or service as well and if practical.
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| | | Is it necessary to have my website Search Engine Optimised? | | | This is a huge question. If you want your website to be found on the Internet the answer is a resounding YES and there are important Search Engine Optimisation factors to consider, including.
1. Your website needs appropriate words in the "Meta Tag" areas (there are three of them) of your site.
2. Use well constructed and "rich word content" using your "keywords" and "phrases".
3. Full "rich and relevant" page content. Google is the most widely used search engine, capturing around 75% to 80% of the worlds internet users. The words in the content of the pages are important to the Google robots and therefore you and the ability of your site being found.
4. Links - relevant to your industry are also important for ranking. |
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