Web

Integrating the latest technological advances with superlative artistry, ARTS Web & Graphic Design Studio remains at the forefront of New Media development. Our proven mastery of both IT and marketing design translates into effective, effortless applications with impressive results. As technology evolves, new software emerges and industry standards change, we have your solutions.

• Interface design and usability
• Information architecture (IA)
• Corporate branding & Internet marketing
• Content management solutions (CMS)
• e-Commerce
• Database development
• Macromedia Flash animation
• Search Engine Optimization and promotion
• DHTML, CSS, Javascript, MS SQL Server & more
• Site assessment & consulting

Dynamic or Static Websites
Every day, companies fall behind and lose credibility as masses of vital information becomes lost in their “things to update on the website” pile. With their intricate structures and complex coding, static sites turn critical updates into gruelling, sometimes impossible tasks that typically rely on the availability of a third-party to keep the site current.
As a result, timely information becomes “old news” and often fails to ever reach its target Web audience. Fortunately, dynamic websites provide companies with little or no technological experience the simple tools for quick site updates without the services of professionals.

What’s a static site?
The first generation of website designs, static sites require knowledge of programming software and hardware for their creation and continual maintenance, usually by a design firm or other professional with HTML, Javascript and other Web technology expertise. Simply put, you need a professional to not only create your site, but also to keep it up to date. Static sites work well for companies who need a few basic Web pages of simple content, whose site rarely or never requires updates, and whose business requires no e-commerce.

What’s a dynamic site?
The evolution of website design, dynamic sites provide the latest site content to viewers each time they visit or refresh the site. How is this done? All information (images, graphics, copy, links, etc.) is stored in a database, which is called upon to create each site page on-the-fly, or “dynamically,” every time a visitor comes to or refreshes the site. When a visitor views a page in your site, the database is contacted to serve up your site’s latest content.
You may update your site in real-time from any Internet enabled computer via the Content Management System (CMS).
Because of their structure, these sites allow for constant, immediate site updates, as frequently as required by the business. Allowing companies to independently manage and update site information from any Internet enabled computer, dynamic sites give businesses maximum control.