We design websites to:
Reflect the personality, focus, and vision of the client company...
Companies work very hard to achieve an identifiable "bricks and mortar" image in today's highly competitive business world...... corporate image is carefully scrutinized, analyzed, developed, and honed. When it comes to creating a viable image on the Internet, companies are often at the mercy of programmers NOT designers. A programmer knows code, but most-often has no concept of how to turn that code into a viable Internet image. A designer rises above the drudgery of code to create a concept culminating in a strong Internet presence.
At CyberSlang, design comes first.... then, our programmers translate that vision into an Internet image.
Present information clearly, concisely, & logically...
Our design staff is experienced in the world of hard copy publishing and editing. These skills allow us to aid our customers in presenting information in a pleasing, easy-to-read manner. Uncluttered, well-formatted copy is always our goal.
Provide visitor-friendly ease of navigation...
Poor website navigational structure is a major cause of visitor frustration, leading to confusion and the potential of just leaving the site. Navigational bottlenecks and dead ends are simply, bad design. Internet users want to be able to find information quickly and efficiently, with as little "clicking", searching, and hassle as possible. Our design staff makes navigational integrity its highest priority, always keeping in mind the needs of the visitor.
Respect bandwidth & load quickly...
Even with today's high-speed ISP connections, digitally "heavy" pages will take time to load, potentially turning away customers. CyberSlang designers create content to load quickly at slower connection speeds, respecting bandwidth, providing information as efficiently as possible.
Be maximized for Search Engine optimization...
To the layman, the world of Search Engine optimization can be mind-boggling. The
major Search Engines utilize varying criteria when indexing sites and these
parameters are always changing and continually evolving. Good Search Engine
optimization begins with the design of each individual page. Well-constructed, "keyword"-rich, properly "tagged" and coded content goes a long way
towards a favorable response from Search Engines. Our designers
meticulously program each page to conform to the criteria of Search
Engine "spiders".
Be non-programmer reliant...
Building complicated, programmer-reliant websites places the customer at the mercy of the design company. The need for programmer input increases site overhead and cuts down on the "bottom line". Our design criteria eliminates this pitfall, and places control of the site in the hands of the customer. Our Contribute-enabled websites offer the client the option of being able to update content themselves, when they want, very economically.
Successful Internet marketing requires time, effort, and careful planning. Often, companies begin their online endeavors without a pre-defined "game plan", resulting in minimal online marketing success.
CyberSlang 
In a "bricks & mortar" world, the customer is always the main consideration. This includes aspects such as the layout of retail space, the displaying of product, and other ways of making customers feel welcome and comfortable.
When it comes to marketing on the Internet, these strategies are vital. In Internet design, there are limitless possibilities, so many technologies, and almost unlimited options. The key is to carefully sort through all of these to find the simplest, most effective, and cost-efficient ways to build a storefront in Cyberspace.
Often, the tendency in design is to overdo things - to add too many "bells & whistles", which may confuse and overwhelm the visitor. After all, the more a designer adds, the more the site is reliant on his upkeep, the more he gets paid.
Our design staff always takes the above criteria into consideration
when developing design concepts for our clients. 
