This document discusses the importance of websites and online presences for businesses. It notes that 89% of customers expect businesses to have websites and 73% expect social media presences. It then discusses the types of websites that a company can have including static websites, dynamic and responsive websites using content management systems, and e-commerce websites. The document promotes the services of Eyecatch, a web design company, and details their workflow process including planning, design, development, launch, and post-launch support. It provides examples of websites designed by Eyecatch.

1. Designing
web experiences

2. “ If your businessdoesn’t
have a website, it doesn’t
existto online customers”

3. The importance of an online presence

4. 89%
Customers expect businesses
to have a website
73%
Consumers expect businesses
to be on Facebook/Twitter etc.
Every 3in 5 people have access to Internet
50%
Consumers
carry
smartphones
with mobile
browser
7 out of 10
are more likely to
use a business if it
has an online
presence
94 % of smartphone
users search online
for local businesses

5. Website
Virtual
Sales force
Works
24/7
Saves
Money
Grows
Audience
Answers
Questions
Good
Impression
Importance of a good website
In a world where change is just a click away, it can be difficult to
leave a good and long lasting impression.
Poor design is one of the main reasons why so many websites
fail to achieve their objectives. A good design can elevate the
user experience and help generate sales.

6. GOOD DESIGN MORE SALESMORE VISITORS

7. At Eyecatch we offer:
Static Websites Dynamic & Responsive
Websites (CMS)
E-commerce
Websites

8. Static Websites A static website contains Web pages with fixed content. Each
page is coded in HTML and displays the same information to
every visitor.
Static sites are the most basic type of website and are the
easiest to create.
Since static Web pages contain fixed code, the content of
each page does not change unless it is manually updated by
the webmaster.
This works well for small websites, but it can make large sites
with hundreds or thousands of pages difficult to maintain.
Advantages
• Search engine friendly
• Cost effective
• Test friendly
• Easy navigation
• Lower bandwidth
• Quick download

9. Dynamic & Responsive Websites (CMS)
Dynamic means that the data or content can change
'dynamically'.
The content (text and images) is usually fed from a database
or Content Management System (CMS) so when the data is
updated, the content on the website are also updated. This
method opens up a lot of options on the flexibility and
functionality of your website.
A dynamic website uses server technologies (such as PHP) to
dynamically build a webpage right when a user visits the page.
Advantages
• Easier design updates
• More flexible dates
• Easier content updates

10. E-commerce Websites
The invention of faster internet connectivity and
powerful online tools has resulted in a new commerce
arena – E-commerce
Ecommerce or electronic commerce involves carrying
out business over the Internet with the assistance of
computers, which are linked to each other forming a
network.
To be specific Ecommerce would be buying and selling
of goods and services and transfer of funds through
digital communications.
Advantages
• Buying/selling 24x7
• More reach to customers
• Low operational costs
• Easy to start
• Faster buying/selling
• More options to choose from

11. The Eyecatch
Advantage
Maintenance
Support
Result
Oriented
design
Highly
experienced
web
development
team
Custom
templates
specific to
each
business

12. Workflow Process at Eyecatch
Planning Design Development Launch Post-Launch

13. Planning
The planning stage is arguably the most important, because what’s decided and
mapped here sets the stage for the entire project. This is also the stage that
requires client interaction and the accompanying attention to detail.
• Requirements Analysis
• Project Charter
• Gain access to servers and build folder structure

14. Design
The design stage typically involves moving the information outlined in the planning
stage further into reality. The main deliverables are a documented site structure
and, more importantly, a visual representation.
• Wireframe and design elements planning
• Mock-ups based on requirements
• Review and approval

15. Development
Development involves the bulk of the programming work, as well as loading
content and images. Key deliverables in this stage include:
• Build development framework
• Code templates for each page type
• Fill it with content and images
• Test and verify links and functionality

16. Launch
The purpose of the launch phase is to prepare the website for public viewing. This
requires final polishing of design elements, deep testing of interactivity and
features and, most of all, a consideration of the user experience.
• Polishing
• Transfer to live server
• Testing
• Cross-browser check

17. Post Launch
At this phase, Business re-enters the picture as we take care of all the little tasks
related to closing the project. Packaging source files, providing instructions for use
and any required training occurs at this time.
• Hand off to client
• Provide instructions and training, if necessary
• Financial Closure

18. Online experiences designed by us
www.edificespaces.com
www.aadyabuilders.com
www.artattelangana.org
www.futureorganics.in
Eyecatch.co.in/agritex
www.thatavarthiapparels.com
www.soltek.co.in
www.krandco.in

19. More experiences designed by us..
www.ftonline.org
www.hibluekey.com
icon.eyecatchads.in
helios.eyecatchads.in
atma.eyecatchads.in
www.vilanleggings.com

20. To build an engaging online experience for your brand,
just get in touch with us