• Letting people know you are there.
  This simple site would contain a description of your services, possibly with pictures. It might also include your rates and prices and would provide contact details. If you are a retail outlet it might also be of benefit to link to Google maps to pinpoint your exact location so customers can find you easily.
• Providing resources.
  This kind of web site would also allow customers, possible member clients, to download resources such as price lists, instruction manuals and catalogues. If these resources were only available to members then your site would have to have a database backing it (see next).
• Website with database integration.
  This site has a database which could be edited and maintained by the owner. Such a database might hold member details, product details and prices, etc.
• E-commerce website.
  A provision for allowing customers to buy online and would involve a database of good and prices including shipping rates. The database is controlled by the site owner making it able for the owner to add new products and amend the details of existing ones.
• So on and so forth . . .
  The possibilities are virtually endless. There is a website solution for most requirements and you should be clear in your own mind what the benefit and uses would be.

We have experienced customer demands from the most basic budget requirements to complex database-drives sites with quite intricate interactive demands.

If you're not totally sure what you want or need then please contact us and we can research your requirements making your website a useful addition to your business.