The opportunities for web design are multiple and enormous, particularly with the tools offered by Web2.0, and so are the challenges web designers face.

Bondonneau eSolutions apply a set of principles and processes to guide us in delivering a site meeting our client's expectation and that will provide his customers with content, usability, overall satisfaction.

Know your client

• The web designer is not the client
• Why does the client want a website?
  Goals and requirements for the website
• What is the client’s industry and what is his perceived position within the industry?

Involve your client

• The creation of a website is a joint effort with the client being involved at every step
• The iterative process (Design, Prototype, Evaluate) involving the client ensures that the website that is delivered meets his expectations

Know your client’s customers

• Understand the elements and balance the forces
• The competing elements of every design are:
  • the customers
  • their tasks
  • their technology
  • their social con­text

Each of these elements has certain capabilities and limitations that exert forces on the design of the website. To create a successful site, the designer must understand and balance these forces so that none dominates and each is considered in the final design.