Design Concepts

Where does one begin?

The design / look and feel of a website is a crucial part of the development process and many aspects need to be taken into account when designing the creative aspect of your website.
Website designs are unique to each website and some may require a more creative edge than others. Our policy when designing the creative aspect of your website is that if you do not like what we present to you then you should not accept it, instead we at WebSpaceNine like to work with the client to acheive the correct creative which will serve your website well online as well as keep you the client happy with waht has been delivered, there is no limit to the attempts we will make to get it right for you however we often hit the target first time round.

WebspaceNine use modern compliant css2 techniques to develop the creative look and feel for your website, using this method has many benefits. Css not only allows your web page to load quicker but when coded correctly to compliant standards it will always insure a consistent look and feel accross many of the web browsers used today. Buy using css techniques we are also able to re-design your entire website from a single file globally effecting the entire website making re-designs easier and faster than ever before.

Css will also insure your website is made more accessible to those with imaired vision or other disabilities which is too often overlooked, the web is for everyone so let's make sure it is accessible to everyone.

The creative look and feel is the first part of the website we will demonstrate to you before we carry out any other aspect of the development, WebSpaceNine will upload a draught of your new website template for your aprusal, once you are happy with the design creative we will then proceed to build the site and turn the draught into a fully functioning website.

What exactly is css?

Css is the modern alternative to depricated methods of structuring and styling web pages. Css files are single files that contain all the individual properties that make up the style and design of your pages. Each style (or class) is parsed into the web page by a single reference at the top of each page inside the "head" section (a hidden part of the web page read by browsers). Each classed parsed into the page will represent different sections of the web page including graphics, images, template layouts and text properties. Css is a typicall example of a commonly used phrase "seperating content from design".