TechSpeed Overview

The bulk of the upfront costs involved in most website development projects is usually attributable to the area of Production. The two other essential elements, Hosting and Promotion are usually either considerably less expensive or can be spread out over some extended period.

We can define production as the work that's performed in creating or modifying the files that are necessary to make the site load, appear and function properly. Both design and technical capabilities are needed for fulfilling this critical phase of your Internet project. And both areas must be managed and implemented with care and professionalism.

Website production can involve a great deal more than just the content that the visitor sees when he loads your site (the text, graphics, photos, etc.) Though that is often a large part of it, production also includes the work done in creating any hidden items, such as scripts, field parameters, meta tags and embedded notes. Content-related setup charges would also be classified as production, in that they primarily refer to the carrying over of common material from one page to another (i.e., headers and footers, logos, backgrounds and hidden elements).