ORIANA Web Site Design

What is a Web Site?

The answer to that question depends on who you are.

To those who have little or no experience with the Internet, a web site is just something others talk about, or maybe even something they have never heard of.

To those who use the Internet, a web site is the compilation of text and images that are displayed on your computer's monitor when you enter an http:// address (technically, a URL or Universal Resource Locator) in a web browser.

To those who design web sites, it is a multi-layered, multi-tiered entity that requires a significant amount of time and thought to look good and work well, particularly when download times and compatibility with more than one browser are considered.

If you are thinking about 'putting up' a web site for yourself or your organization, there are a few questions to consider before undertaking the project.

Those questions are listed and explained below, along with details of ORIANA's solutions:

Home Run package	for a single issue, product, event, or subject example 1: http://www.pinnaclefarms.ca/Gaia_Tree/PhoebeDE.html example 2: http://www.pinnaclefarms.ca/ORIANAsite/AboutNameandLogo/AboutORIANALogo.html
Grand Slam package	for a single theme, with several sub-themes example 1: http://www.rtoero-district29-lanark.ca/ example 2: http://www.pinnaclefarms.ca/SuperNatural/Welcome.html
À La Carte	to accommodate greater complexity, more material, or e-commerce requirements example: http://www.farm-facts-or-fiction.org/