This essentially is the creation of your website design. A digital drawing or picture of what your site will look like is created and is submitted to you in JPEG format. This design takes into account compostion, color, design features, atmoshpere, and page layout with regard to displaying your information in a proper format for Internet users.
The format in which your design initially reaches you is what is known as a “mockup.” If after reviewing your mockup it does not meet with your satisfaction, additional mockup(s) incorporating your feedback and input can be created for you.
Studiojda.com offers flash content in the form of flash modules. (This is when a site is NOT constructed entirely with flash, but rather having certain flash elements appear within your page or pages.) Clients choosing basic flash design can receive a wide variety of basic effects—such as animated text and images, rollover and button interactivity, as well as a variety of content changes through button and rollover interactivity in any desired combination. If what you are seeking is not covered explicity here, feel free to inquire, and it may be possible to include your requirements within the parameters of this option.
Advanced flash design would consist of dynamic picture galleries, animations within animations, movies or flash content which may require loading, and special effects where items on the screen move in response to positioning of the mouse cursor. Database, XML or PHP interactivity may be possible, as well, according to project requirements.
If your website is not created dynamically, each of the pages comprising your website is an individual file coded in Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML). Studiojda.com codes pages with HTML and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) for a “tableless” design. Your style sheet(s) are included in your page count.
This option entitles clients of studiojda.com to rollover buttons, galleries, and “on-the-fly” content change (such as the weight, color, and font size of text changing upon user interaction or text and/or images appearing or disappearing upon user interaction).
Advanced Java Script Interaction
Advanced Java Script interaction consists of client-side form validation and special effects—such as items moving on the page upon user interaction, drag-and-drop interaction, and use of operations requiring timing.
PHP is a very powerful web programming language. However, it can be used to accomplish some basic tasks for the sake of convenience. Browser “sniffing” (being able to tell the difference between the browsers which visit your website), code swapping (switching code for different browsers which visit your website, so that your website will appear the same across all browsers), form validation, and e-mail creation (possibly to the individual who just filled out your form and/or to you upon submittal of that form) are all very convenient options provided by this language, which studiojda.com offers its clients.
Harnessing the full power of PHP, studiojda.com offers its clients a dynamic web application. In effect, this is where your website and its content change dynamically through the interaction of a database containing editable information and its production of your web pages, based on the information in that database. If you have a constantly changing “specials” list or an active listing of your stock of products which causes your website to frequently change, an option such as the PHP application would be worth considering.
*Due to web applications requiring databases to function, your web application requires the purchase of a database, as well.
Content Management System for PHP Application
If your site is a web application and you would like full control of your content, you may also purchase a Content Management System (CMS), which allows clients to interface directly with the database in which their content is stored. This means clients, themselves, may edit the texts of their website, certain images or pictures, and possibly even add or delete pages whenever they wish, from any computer connected to the Internet.
If your website is an application, or an application with a CMS, it will require that you have a database. A database must be organized according to strict guidelines to ensure that it will run properly when accessed and not fail, in turn causing your site to fail. Prices of database development run according to the level of complication and breadth inherent in your database.
