Web and Graphic Design Website Design - Structure
There are two distinct elements within website design:
- Website Structure
- Website Content
Website Structure 
Many websites fall down on there ease of use to the end user. There structure may be poorly laid out making critical or useful information hard and frustrating to access. Our definition of website structure is how the end user interacts with the website, getting the information they want to know easily.
When accesing large quantities of information, a great structure is hard to achieve and must be very well thought through. It becomes progressively easier to have a great structure as the information that needs to be displayed reduces. Keep this in mind if you want hundreds of web pages!
Bespoke web design can be cost inefficient and unneccesary, especailly if many web pages are required, but this totally depends on the business and the requirement. We'll try and advise the best way forward for your business and provide a solution that works for your business.
Templates offered by ISPs can be a very cost effective way on to the web, espcailly for e-commerce shops and carts, where much of the programming headaches of HTML (HyperTextMarkupLanguage), XML (eXtensibleMarkupLanguage), JavaScript, MySQL (MyStructuredQueryLanguage) and PHP (PersonalHomePage) have been removed for database driven websites.
You'll end up with a more generic looking website, but you'll still need website content and to a degree the overall look and 'feel' can be changed by the website content and graphic design.