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The Web Design Process

Get Your Booking Slot Confirmed…

Thank you for choosing FIZZ designs & SEO for your Web Design Project.

Now that you are happy with our quotation, it’s all about getting you booked into the system.

The plan is to get you into our system quickly and have your project finished within the six-week window.

Please watch the videos on this page as they will help explain quicker and in more detail things that we know will help you get things done quickly and easily.

Listed below are the Four steps of our web design process.

Four Easy Steps!

Agreement

The page plan and agreement are here to keep both parties on the same page and it has worked perfectly since it was created over twelve years.

Being on this webpage confirms that you’ve already received the agreement by email and that you are ready to get booked in.

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Digital Signature

We need you to read our terms and conditions of service and complete the digital signature at the bottom of the page.

Our terms are here to help you understand our business better, our service to you and also the importance of having the project completed to a six week schedule.

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Payment

After you complete the digital signature we will be notified by email.

Upon receiving the digital signature from you we will raise an invoice for the total amount and send it to your email.

Please complete a 50% payment in order to secure the booking.

You’ll need to also set up the direct debit via the link sent in your agreement email. This will activate your hosting services etc.

After bacs payment & direct debit is complete, please proceed to start on Step 4.

Content

The final and most important part of the process is the content.

Please follow the instructions in the section below to supply us with the text, photos and any video we need to complete the job.

It’s very important that we receive the content from you within a maximum of 2 weeks of the invoice being paid.

Create the Content

Getting the Content Ready…

If anything is going to go wrong with a project you can be assured by experience we know it will be at the content stage of the process. That’s why we have created this system to try and help you create the content for your new website as easily as possible.

Listed below are tips, guides and tools to help you get there with relative ease but remember, if you get stuck, reach out to us for further help and assistance.

Using

Google Docs

Write the Text on Google Docs

In the past people would supply a Word document however over the years we’ve found that these docs can conflict from Windows to Mac to Linux so the safest bet is to use Google Docs.

Google Docs is an online Word document tool that is perfect for creating text for your website. The benefits of using Google Docs for creating content is that it is online 24/7 and can be used on computers, tablets and mobile.

It can also be shared amongst multiple users like you and team FIZZ without the need for emailing files or attachments. This removes the chance of conflicts, multiple copies of altered files and keeps everything in realtime, online.

We know that once you have used Google Docs you will never go back.

Please share your Google Doc with google[at]fizzdesigns.co.uk
(replace [at] with @ symbol)

Open: Google Docs

Tips for Writing Website Content

Sharing

Photos & Videos

Organise Your Photos/Videos + Send!

Sharing your photos and videos with us in high resolution really makes a difference. That’s why we need to be careful when sending them over because some platforms condense and scrunch the size and quality of the media being uploaded.

And due to file sizes being so much larger these days sending them by email will take ages.

We suggest you use a Cloud sharing option. One of the quickest ways is to use WhatsApp however not a lot of people know that they reduce the size and quality of each file you send and it isn’t normally good enough for a webpage.

BUT, we have a clever way of sending photos and videos via WhatsApp, so watch the above video or read this blog!