Content

Practice

Ideas

Schedule

Indexing

Estimate

Hosting

Support

Referral

Designers

Caribbean

Arts

Resources

Information

Business

Sport

Craft

Associations

Property

Entertainment

CARIBSCAPE • Web Analysis • Example

... schedule

1. Preliminary

A preliminary conference will discover the rationale for a web site, its direction and its relationship with other promotional media and marketing strategies.

The discussion can explore the course of practical maintenance after design, hosting, sourcing of third party specialist media & services, e-commerce, database, and the Internet in general.

2. Consultation

1. Structural examination of proposed web site to finalise the hierarchical logic of nested links and topics.
   
   
2. Aesthetic review of existing hard copy publications and corporate identity to determine correct positioning of with overall image - internal and external.
   
   
3. Devise a schedule of all images to be sourced and identify possible third party specialist media input, if desired, where there is no current professional relationship.
   
   
4. Discuss practical management of input data and media.

3. Design

1. Gather existing or develop all corporate graphic material to create the overall character of the web site.
   
   
2. Production of draft web pages illustrating the navigational elements and 'look and feel' of the site for discussion and approval.

4. Construction

1. Gather all contents summarised in the 'Index' web page.
   
   
   1. Photographs for digital conversion
   2. Third party media files
   3. Data table material (Members, Participants, Publications, Links, etc.)
   4. Copy/Text (Reports, Articles, History , etc.)
      
      
2. Drafting of questionnaires to design feedback and order form(s) with desired fields of enquiry.
   
   
3. Assignment of corporate e-mail addresses for contacts of personnel.
   
   
4. Review and test run of web site on line prior to occupying domain at least one week prior to desired launch date.
   
   
5. Search engine registration.

5. Support - Maintenance & Development

1. Consultation to determine maintenance needs and identify the area(s) of involvement with CARIBSCAPE for periodic updates.
   
   
2. Formulate programme of upgrades to meet future development needs.

6. Upgrades

As well as the importance of upgrading the web site for content, new features of the World Wide Web are constantly becoming available. CARIBSCAPE continues to advise clients of new developments and is always available for consultation on the use of new features and estimates for redevelopment.