Solve : Why do you need to re-design your website??

1.	Solve : Why do you need to re-design your website??
Answer» Recently, I have received emails and calls from some companies in need of website re-design. They always come with the same question " why re-design?" if the information is already online. Below I have posted some reasons * Unfinished website: it is very common that the person that was hired in first instance doesn't finish the project ( not in all the cases) but it happens when you hire unprofessional persons withour any trajectory or referral, nor even a good testimonial, mostly they LEAVE the images 50% processed and many broken links, then, runaway with your money. * Web design wrong: in many cases the image doesn't match the website's identity or purpose ( logo, colors, etc.) * Low quality website: the quality standards are very important due to the economy globalization, that way, our website can be visible worldwide. * You are not satisfied with the images: if the company or freelancer who provides you the service doesn't include a high quality image that PORTRAITS the company properly, you are definately needing a change. In many cases, the first time that a customer gets any kind of web design, he/she doesn't have many knowledges about what needs to be considered when purchasing a website design, therefore they can be attracted to false services that will create false expectations and will not COMPLY their needs. That's why in a second or third case, the clients realize they already have the necessary knowledge to seek and find a complete web design study that fills the requirements and plans developed by the project's owner. Important: Analyze the existing options ( quality, timeline and price), in first instance what may seem the best option ( price) may not be the appropriate one (it may cause you money and time waste) and you will not be satisfied with the results. That is a question? Why not? Rather than re-design your website you just create a new website. Dusty, grimy and unkempt web sites do not created landfills, contribute to global warming or waste water. So if you have a bad looking web site, don't fret about it. It will de-compose and disappear in cyberspace. They always do that. Did you know you can have a web site with no HTML? Quote Did you know you can have a web site with no HTML? Don't start this again! Unless of course you mean something else. Quote from: kpac on January 22, 2010, 10:21:32 AM Don't start this again! Unless of course you mean something else. What else could it be? In a few years from now HTML will be history. But maybe the OP was not talking about HTML. Or maybe he was telling us HTML is doomed. Perhaps he might elaborate more. Quote In a few years from now HTML will be history. Explain.HTML is a bottleneck. Example, to read a sound file you hare to have some kind of plug-in for the browser that is not provided by HTML alone. Likewise for a video file. And the browser had be designed to use other kinds of script or p-code. Some parts of current web sites use a lot of java, not JavaScript. So it is just a matter of time web sites are going to be done in some other kind of code and the browser will request the advanced code instead of HTML. The page will load faster and the user will not be ABLE to see the source code. These kind of changes come faster that we can predict. Current problems with the INTERNET may dictate that HTML be dropped to improve performance and security. When that happens, all web sites will have to be re dinged, or at least translated into the new pseudo code. I may not be Java, but something along that line.I doubt that will happen for a long time. The W3C released XHTML Strict 1.0 not too long ago as the web's standard markup language. They didn't do that for nothing.Also, HTML5 came out.

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Recently, I have received emails and calls from some companies in need of website re-design. They always come with the same question " why re-design?" if the information is already online.

Below I have posted some reasons

* Unfinished website: it is very common that the person that was hired in first instance doesn't finish the project ( not in all the cases) but it happens when you hire unprofessional persons withour any trajectory or referral, nor even a good testimonial, mostly they LEAVE the images 50% processed and many broken links, then, runaway with your money.

* Web design wrong: in many cases the image doesn't match the website's identity or purpose ( logo, colors, etc.)

* Low quality website: the quality standards are very important due to the economy globalization, that way, our website can be visible worldwide.

* You are not satisfied with the images: if the company or freelancer who provides you the service doesn't include a high quality image that PORTRAITS the company properly, you are definately needing a change.

In many cases, the first time that a customer gets any kind of web design, he/she doesn't have many knowledges about what needs to be considered when purchasing a website design, therefore they can be attracted to false services that will create false expectations and will not COMPLY their needs.

That's why in a second or third case, the clients realize they already have the necessary knowledge to seek and find a complete web design study that fills the requirements and plans developed by the project's owner.

Important: Analyze the existing options ( quality, timeline and price), in first instance what may seem the best option ( price) may not be the appropriate one (it may cause you money and time waste) and you will not be satisfied with the results.
That is a question?

Why not?

Rather than re-design your website you just create a new website.

Dusty, grimy and unkempt web sites do not created landfills, contribute to global warming or waste water.

So if you have a bad looking web site, don't fret about it. It will de-compose and disappear in cyberspace. They always do that.

Did you know you can have a web site with no HTML? Quote

Did you know you can have a web site with no HTML?

Don't start this again! Unless of course you mean something else. Quote from: kpac on January 22, 2010, 10:21:32 AM

Don't start this again! Unless of course you mean something else.

What else could it be?
In a few years from now HTML will be history.
But maybe the OP was not talking about HTML.
Or maybe he was telling us HTML is doomed.
Perhaps he might elaborate more. Quote

In a few years from now HTML will be history.

Explain.HTML is a bottleneck.
Example, to read a sound file you hare to have some kind of plug-in for the browser that is not provided by HTML alone. Likewise for a video file. And the browser had be designed to use other kinds of script or p-code. Some parts of current web sites use a lot of java, not JavaScript.
So it is just a matter of time web sites are going to be done in some other kind of code and the browser will request the advanced code instead of HTML. The page will load faster and the user will not be ABLE to see the source code.
These kind of changes come faster that we can predict. Current problems with the INTERNET may dictate that HTML be dropped to improve performance and security. When that happens, all web sites will have to be re dinged, or at least translated into the new pseudo code. I may not be Java, but something along that line.I doubt that will happen for a long time. The W3C released XHTML Strict 1.0 not too long ago as the web's standard markup language. They didn't do that for nothing.Also, HTML5 came out.

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