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Our Web Design Philosophy

We believe that while pretty faces and pretty words are important , your web site is supposed to work hard for you---attract visitors, give them the information they need, and entice them to know you and your work better. We want the search engines to find you, we want your visitors to navigate your site seamlessly and happily, and we aim to make your web presence an important, if not the most important, segment of your marketing strategies.

We also believe that no matter how big or small, localized, or specialized your business is, you deserve the best possible web presence and we are committed to a high level of professionalism on every project. We work hard against the contempt that comes with familiarity.

We think that whether you’re an entrepreneur or an artisan or something else entirely, we can be responsive to your internet needs and create something that will both reflect and enhance your goals.

We believe that design should never be left in the hands of engineers. We love our engineers and without them there would be no web, but to allow them to design a site is like inviting your plumber to design the house. While we resepct and admire the work a plumber does, we don't expect him to have the artistic sensibilities of an architect. PERFECT i-site begins with designs rooted in solid technical awareness but not encumbered by the engineering.

We've also noted that web design has lately taken on a sort of minimalism where design has bowed to the "content is king" philosophy - abandoning impact in an effort to focus attention on subject. We believe that for most commercial ventures the web is still essentially an advertising medium and it is most important to make a good first impression. Our designs reflect our two-decade-long lives as advertising professionals. Impact, great first impressions, style and essential message - all in about 3 seconds.

We ask - "what's the one thing" and take great pains to communicate that single message both visually and in text and comment.

There are lots of great engineers out there and many of them who will create a site for next to nothing, but there are very few who combine the essential ingredients of both art and science. PERFECT i-site