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The Thunked Up Process: From Concept to Completion...Thunked Up Media is with you each step of the way. Our FDA approved process of web development is custom-tailored to deliver maximum freshness with minimum breakage.We triple-check each web, print, or multimedia project for quality and correctness to ensure you receive a product that exceeds your expectations. No bad eggs here. |
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Web Design Comps
Once we organize your assets and figure out how to lay out the site map, it's time to move into everyone's favorite part of the process -- the design.
Design is more than just, "Make it pretty" or, "Can I get that in Cornflower Blue?". It's a process that begins on paper and spends a while there as the designer sketches out his or her ideas.
Once they reach a decision on the page layout, it's time to advance to the design software. The long-time industry standards for digital design are Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator. These are not the only tools available for design, but in our opinion, they are the best.
When the designs are "complete," meaning they effectively communicate the client's message, we present them to the client. The client then has an opportunity to provide feedback, and if we were off the mark in any way, we'll revise the designs to suit their needs.
Let's move on to Step Five: Web Development.
Once we organize your assets and figure out how to lay out the site map, it's time to move into everyone's favorite part of the process -- the design.
- What's the website going to look like?
- Does the designer have enough information, text and images for an inspired, engaging design?
- Does the client desire something creative or do they require a more conservative approach?
- What's the focal point on the home page?
- What should users see second? Third?
- How do we integrate a call to action into the design?
Design is more than just, "Make it pretty" or, "Can I get that in Cornflower Blue?". It's a process that begins on paper and spends a while there as the designer sketches out his or her ideas.
Once they reach a decision on the page layout, it's time to advance to the design software. The long-time industry standards for digital design are Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator. These are not the only tools available for design, but in our opinion, they are the best.
When the designs are "complete," meaning they effectively communicate the client's message, we present them to the client. The client then has an opportunity to provide feedback, and if we were off the mark in any way, we'll revise the designs to suit their needs.
Let's move on to Step Five: Web Development.
