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231 Elkhound Pass Rd.
P.O. Box 712
Quilcene, WA 98376
231 Elkhound Pass Rd.
P.O. Box 712
Quilcene, WA 98376
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* One week delivery applies only to the 5 page brochure website for $129.95. Dependant on delivery of all assets needed to create website to Pam Hunter Design on day of order. Please plan accordingly.
Pam Hunter is a published author and a Medical Terminology Specialist, as well as a Written English Professional. Pam has 20 years experience creating websites and writing content for her own 30 websites. Pam is the founder and owner of Pam Hunter Enterprises which includes this website, Iviehost.com and PHEhost.com 1-360-301-4421
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THE DESIGN PROCESS
Pam Hunter Design believes in a simple, straight line approach to the process which is beneficial to both the client and designer. The process flow takes the following steps:
Step 1 - Gather Assets
Once we have submitted the Quote and we get the okay to go ahead with the project, asset gathering begins. Your Designer collaborates with your team to gather all the details related to the design. This includes content, graphics, photographs, video, other interactive elements, company history, and other content that pertains to the structure of the web site. We will also need to acquire a blueprint for how the site will be structured. If it is an eCommerce site, all details of credit card handling, merchant account and data base must be included.
Step 1 - Gather Assets
Once we have submitted the Quote and we get the okay to go ahead with the project, asset gathering begins. Your Designer collaborates with your team to gather all the details related to the design. This includes content, graphics, photographs, video, other interactive elements, company history, and other content that pertains to the structure of the web site. We will also need to acquire a blueprint for how the site will be structured. If it is an eCommerce site, all details of credit card handling, merchant account and data base must be included.
Step 2 - Rough Draft
After all the assets have been gathered, your Designer will get back to the drawing board in creating the first draft of your design. This draft is submitted to the you for a first look at the future of the website. After you give constructive feedback, those details are included and changes are made. The next draft is then provided.
Step 3 - Revisions
The source of revisions is the rough design draft. Every revision ensures that the subsequent design draft is better than the earlier versions. After successive revisions, the draft starts to take shape and the final website gets closer to being published.
Step 4 - Approval of Final Draft
The final design draft is the result of client feedback and ongoing improvements. It is imperative the design team has open communication during these first stages. Once you give the approval - the final draft is uploaded to a temporary editing location on the web. You will be able to see changes as they take place, this gives you a real hands on feel for the design process.
Step 5 - Final Site Delivery
Once all the revisions have been made and all corrections are included, the site is ready to be uploaded to your host. This requires you to give the design team your hosting company, user name, password (you can change it after the site is live). Yes, trust is required, but you can rest assured that your information is kept safe and confidential. Your site is live! Great job!
After all the assets have been gathered, your Designer will get back to the drawing board in creating the first draft of your design. This draft is submitted to the you for a first look at the future of the website. After you give constructive feedback, those details are included and changes are made. The next draft is then provided.
Step 3 - Revisions
The source of revisions is the rough design draft. Every revision ensures that the subsequent design draft is better than the earlier versions. After successive revisions, the draft starts to take shape and the final website gets closer to being published.
Step 4 - Approval of Final Draft
The final design draft is the result of client feedback and ongoing improvements. It is imperative the design team has open communication during these first stages. Once you give the approval - the final draft is uploaded to a temporary editing location on the web. You will be able to see changes as they take place, this gives you a real hands on feel for the design process.
Step 5 - Final Site Delivery
Once all the revisions have been made and all corrections are included, the site is ready to be uploaded to your host. This requires you to give the design team your hosting company, user name, password (you can change it after the site is live). Yes, trust is required, but you can rest assured that your information is kept safe and confidential. Your site is live! Great job!
"Pam does outstanding work and has a deep understanding of what the client is attempting to accomplish with our web site. She makes it happen! One need not look any further than Pam Hunter Design for top quality at a reasonable price."
- Louis Miller, Owner SFR LLC
- Louis Miller, Owner SFR LLC