Layout refers to blocks on the page. An effective layout can be as simple as a single panel, but with today's bigger computer screens we recommend a minimum 2-column design for your Web site. If your company's site contains a large amount of information, a 3-column choice may be better for you.

Single Column Design	2-Column Design	3-Column Design

Good Web design revolves around not only good layout, and also the right choice of colors. Your design should reflect the current color schemes used in logos or other promotional material you have used in the past.

If you are in the need of a new marketing identity, we can work with you to define that identity in your Web design.

One source of confusion to those wanting to create an online presence is that of Web Typography. Web Typography, or fonts available for Web design, is somewhat limited. Though you may have 100's of fonts on your computer, only 5 or 6 of those will work in today's Web browsers.

Because the Web is such a visual medium, consider showcasing your business with an online slideshow. Showcase your work; give examples of your products or projects.

Put a face behind your employees name's when you profile them online.

Dynamic content, content that changes, moves, reacts to your visitors actions is a great way to get past that static, stale feel that sometimes pervades some Web sites. Like any 'flavoring', dynamic online needs to provide just enough visual attraction. Too much can ruin the perception a user has of your business.

This section of design tips is a good example of dynamic design. In this case, the dynamic navigation allows for the page design to contain more information without the need for excessive use of the scrollbar.

We pride ourselves in coming up with Web designs that provide that balance between visuals, text, and layout.