If you’re new to web development, it’s important to familiarize yourself with the different aspects of web design so you can better weigh your options when deciding what particular kind of website you’d like.

If you’re looking to sell a product online or allow visitors to pay for something through your website, this falls under the category of “e-commerce”. If you’d like to let your users create accounts, upload their own information to your site, interact with a custom database, or use some specially made program or application this would be called ‘custom programming’ or ‘web application development’. The term “web design” applies to both of these kinds of websites but can also be used to describe other kinds of websites including “landing pages”, “informational sites”, “blogs”, “portfolio sites”, “coming soon pages”, designing the graphics and layout of a website, and the setup and management of the code and content of a site.

Our graphic design services fall under two primary categories, designs created to be displayed on the ‘web’ and those made for ‘print’. Graphics created for the web include designs relating to the construction of websites, and also online advertisements and ad banners, website logos, large homepage banners welcoming visitors to your site, animation elements, and social media graphics. Print graphics include business cards, letterhead and other business collateral, brochures and handouts, posters, flyers, postcards, and more.