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STUDIO Di ARCHITETTURA

Syntrix Solutions gave us a very professional looking website that highlights some of our projects in a dynamic way. We were very pleased with the level of service and the communication skills that interpreted our vision into an aesthetically, fully functional website. We are very pleased with the final product and recommend Syntrix Solutions to any small business.

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VAULT SPORTS MANAGEMENT

Syntrix Solutions did a fantastic job in redesigning our company's website! The modern and funky design to it was exactly what we wanted and they understood our needs instantly. The easy going nature of the staff at Syntrix Solutions makes them fantastic to deal with – the whole process was pain free and not time consuming. Thanks for all your help.

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MICHAEL LONG GOLF

Syntrix Solutions not only designed me a functional and appropriate web site but their ongoing service has been invaluable. For someone who is not well versed in the usage and application of anything to do with computers, it has been a real asset and truly stress free to work with the staff at Syntrix Solutions. I'm sure there are many companies that design web sites but to work with a company that obviously cares about their clients and their client's business is a rare quality.

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Our Process at Syntrix Solutions

 

1. It starts with research

The first thing we do is study the competition. We find out what makes the competition's web sites work and what we can do better. We then diliberate over and come up with clear objectives that must be met through the web site.


2. Mapping it out into gray blocks

The creative process, more often than not, begins with a site map. The site map shows the overall organization of the site and the inter- relationship between different areas. With the site map done, we develop simple schematics (aka wireframes) that let us inexpensively explore how pages or online experiences can lay out. Wireframes show the types of information that should be displayed on a page and the relative hierarchy or importance of that information.

3. Then we like to test

It makes sense to perform usability testing and/or focus group testing early in the process,

before the design goes too far down the road. Using paper prototypes or simple interactive

prototypes we can see how people will interact with the interface and adjust as necessary. Some basic questions we try to answer at this stage: Do visitors to the site understand where they need to go to get what they want? Is the information displayed where they expect to find it?

 

4. Next we design

This is the fun part. The design phase is when all the ideas spring to life. Once we’ve settled on the basic layout via wireframe and test it, our designers take over. Our design team is free to interpret the layout so long as they adhere to the parameters outlined in our creative brief. The creative brief distills the most important information (e.g. audience, objectives, tone, etc.) into a short explanation of design bjectives. It’s a critical element that keeps everyone on target with the end goal.

 

5. And we build it

The creative team is responsible for the coding and delivery of html. This ensures that our beautiful design work remains true to the original concept. We work with our QA specialists to make sure our code and presentation layer are air-tight and then we typically add the content.