Web Programming
In the Web 2.0 era web design has evolved which means that the options now available to you have increased considerably. You may, for instance still go for a traditional HTML, static website (and there are instances when this still makes perfect sense), or a FLASH site may best suit your requirements or even a dynamic website controlled by a Content Management System (CMS) which allows you to edit any aspect of the site you want using a powerful, back-end WYSIWYG editor, the point is that the ‘I want a website’ sentence which used to end up with the choice of a plain-vanilla static HTML, no longer holds water.
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This of course begs the question: just what type of website is best for your needs and the answer to it depends exactly on what you intend to do with it and how you propose to work online. If, for instance most of your marketing efforts are going to be offline and your website presence is the clincher, then you need a promotional site which will impress, which is where FLASH comes in. If your online needs a more modest and you need a site that will test the water before you throw more investment money at it, an HTML website which will complement your offline marketing drive is perfect.
HTML website (Promo)
Perfect for promo sites and small web-appearances.
If you don't need to change content on your website very frequently a static HTML website is the right choice for you.
CMS Integration
Gives you the ability to add/delete content and images on your website as well as other useful features you can read more about it here .
It's also good if you want to get higher ranking in Search Engines listings.
FLASH website
Flash websites are good if you are doing a lot of offline promotion.
They work perfectly as an online presence. Eye-catching, impressive. But not as easy to update.
eCommerce
We create an online store for you where customer stays on your website during all the process of shopping and only on check out it redirects him to Payment Gateway you have chosen (PayPal or similar). This is the most proffesional way of doing it. It is possible to keep your customers on your website even during the payment process itself (input of credit card data). But we would not advise that. We notised that people do trust certain websites... and if you are new on the online market it might be better for you if keep your clients informed, that you are using a trusted Payment Gateway.
