Web Design and Web Development Salem Mass  

Web Designer serving Marblehead MA, Salem MA, Swampscott MA, Beverly MA and Mass North Shore Areas.

Need a website?
We can help you easily navigate a huge array of options and within your budget. There are many types of websites, the least expensive is the "Website Builder" site. There are many of these "Website Builder" sites out there that can be had for very little or even free. If that is an option for you We can certainly help. But, there is a huge difference between Web site deigned and hosted independently and a Website Builder site.

The advantages of a builder site is that is inexpensive, decent looking and you do not need website building, programming experience or knowledge. The trade of is they look Generic, poor SEO (It is hard to be found on search engines such as Google, Bing and Yahoo), Lost potential sales and most of these builder sites can be frustrating and time intensive in the long run.

The advantages of having a website built for you is you own the website and can take it anywhere you want, The website can use the widest array of SEO techniques so it can be easily found on the web and the designs are as limitless as your imagination.

What type of site do you need?
There are Many types of websites, Business, Ecommerce, Portal, Wiki, Social media, Brochure to name a few. The type of website that you want really depends on the content you have. Blog Corporate, Small Business, Funding, Ecommerce, Educational, Social media, TV, video streaming etc. We can help you figure out what will be the best for you.

What type of Technology do you need for your website?
Website options are daunting but there are basically four kinds.

1. Static/ Fixed A fixed website (Like this one) is built to be a fixed width of pixels. If you open a website which is static/fixed on a mobile, you will have to zoom in to see what is written on each page. Static websites load slightly faster due to their simplicity. However they can be a bit harder to see on cell phones and smaller devices such as tablets.

2. Fluid or liquid A website built with a fluid or liquid design ensures that the site looks the same in terms of proportions no matter what the screen size. Each element of the website, such as the navigation bar, will take up the same relative amount of space on every device. With fluid layout you specify sizes not in pixels, but in percentages. Meaning, if the screen size changes, the proportion of elements will stay the same. Neat! The drawback is that on smaller screens the columns can get really narrow.

3. Adaptive Adaptive layout means that there are several versions of the layout which are displayed based on the screen size of the viewer. The benefit is obviously that the designer has more certainty that the user will have an optimal experience. Another plus point is that the website with such layout should load pretty fast, because there is not much adjustments of the size and position of elements going on when loading it?—?the server sends exactly what has to be loaded. The drawback is that you need a separate website for every screen size. This of course takes time and effort.

4. Responsive Responsive design takes the best of all worlds of fixed, fluid and adaptive design. There are several so-called breakpoints, which divide all possible screen sizes in ranges. The interface has slightly (or completely different) layout depending on the screen size it’s viewed on. The drawback is needing even more design and testing effort than for adaptive, fluid or fixed layout.

Whether you are looking for a Blog, Small Business, Corporate, Funding, Ecommerce, Educational or just a Social Media Website we can help you make the best decision. Call us today!

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