Design FAQ's

Logos must be saved out in their largest physical size possible as small images cannot be enlarged.

Photography is a very important element in ALL website developments and with Online Now there are a number of options to ensure your site has the best possible images displayed on it.

In terms of the creative process; The briefing process will provide the creative team with a great foundation to prepare your initial screen shots. The screen shots comprise of two pages, the home page and a secondary page that will give you a complete idea of the style of your new site.

We are proud to take the hassle out of creating amazing websites and believe a successful website project is based around the4 key areas.

Absolutely! One of the major reasons our customers are so happy with the output of Online Now is that we have extremely high levels of communication throughout the project, this starts with an Initial Design Meeting for EVERY project. This is either performed over the phone or you can come to our office! 

All content needs to be supplied to Online Now through our content provision document (CPD). This CPD is designed to assist you in organizing the content for your website and is based on the content entry requirements in your website proposal. If you are unsure what amount of content is included, please contact your Online Now representative for more information.

Please downloadt the Content Provision Document here

Uploading text content from notepad is a simple copy and paste. Click "Manage my site" then choose the page you want to edit from the "site tree" and click on it. 

Uploading images into the Online Now media library is easy! The media library is the central repository of digital resources including images, video, audio, Flash and downloadable files. These can be organised and stored in the media library and then used in your content across the site using the built-in rich text editor.

The Online Now design process starts with a detailed brief of your requirements regarding brand identity, positioning and preferences. In this case as a design concept exists we can draw on the design as replacement for the brief.