Web Site Design & Implementation do you know your OS?

Did you know that your website probably has an operating system?

That’s right if I go to your website I can go to View Source and tell what the web site implementer used to create your website.  Whether it was created from scratch in Dreamweaver or using Microsoft .NET or a PHP CMS like Joomla or something entirely different and custom.  You would never install new servers or workstations without knowing the operating system but most web sites go up without the clients asking about why the platform the designer has decided is the best solution.

The web clients that come to us come for 1 of 3 reasons:

1. Their site is outdated and ugly
2. Their site needs to rank higher in the search engines
3. Last but most common someone wrote the site and now they are gone or non responsive and they have no idea how to make changes or add pages/features.

We use an standards based CMS (Content Management System) this gives our clients the modern features of today’s websites with the flexibility to both edit their own content as well as have a solid platform that ITP or any vendor could come in and work on.  ITP has no interest in selling you a custom system as a method of trapping you into being our client.  Our clients stay with us because we create great web sites that increase their business profitability and exposure.

ITP’s process for web site design includes all of the following key components:

1. Design (Look and Feel)
2. Platform (Manage Your Content)
3. Content Writing (Our writers can help you get through that mental block and create pages of Search Engine Friendly Content)
4. Proper Search Engine Friendly Coding (All that magic computer geeks know to get you noticed)
5. Functionality (Need e commerce, registration system?)
6. Project Management (A proven process of gathering information, executing and informing you through the process)

Want a solid web hosting platform to go along with it?  We do that too.  Check out our advanced cloud based web hosting platform.