1. Is it for e-commerce?
    
2. Is it for additional advertising? 
    
3. Or Is it because you need one for your corporate image?
    
4. Or is the web site for more personal reasons?

Most web developers begin with asking you these questions.

What is your content?

Business based, and formal and/or individual and informal?

Where is your present web presence? 

Do you have one? If not how soon is the project to be started and finished, what is the deadline?

How do you want your content to be formatted? 

Professional, mid-range, or more low-key, what is your idea of the image that you want to portray? 

This is a very important aspect of the web development phase and does require careful thought and planning. Planning time spent at this stage will greatly reduce later corrections, and reduce rework costs.

Who are the users that you are targeting?  

1. What are your users needs and desires? 
2. Why would someone want to visit your web site and what valuable information would they gain? What is the "key" that you are going to have in your web site to have users "bookmark" your site? 
3. Why would they want to come back, and how are you going to keep them coming back?

What is the "scope" of your web site?

Informational only, or to include all the bells and whistles and "e-commerce"?  

1. What additional requirements do you have? 
2. Are you going to need web statistics as to number of visitors, daily, weekly, or monthly?
3. Is there any specific problems or work-a rounds that may be needed due to linking databases with forms? 
4. What additional information are you going to need to really get results from your web site?
   
   These are all valid concerns and should be addressed prior to working on the design development of the web site.

After all the above, and any other requirements and considerations which may be specific to the particular individual's web site are gathered, the developer can create a list of expected results from the creation and implementation of the web site. Now the web developer has a clear idea of the wants, needs and the requirements needed for the web site. Planning is extremely important  to do the best possible job , which will minimize time loss and save you money. 

If you are a business or an individual looking for a way to expand and complement your business with a "web presence", be assured, that the Internet is the wave of our future. 

There is no denying what e-commerce is doing for many businesses, it is making them known to the web surfing community and improving their business image.  As a company is growing and doing innovative advertising and marketing, ultimately your business will tap a new profit area, via e-commerce. 

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