Top Branding Altimeter
W8047 State 33, Portage, WI, USA
(6)
W8047 State 33, Portage, WI, USA
(6)
We are enablers to digital world - Most qualifying team ever in Design and Development industry.
Providing the satisfactory outcome to clients in a said time - No miscommitment - No delays - No compromise in quality - Well Educated customer care.
6 customer reviews
Garrett McGuire
Jeff was amazing to work with. I asked for a logo for my new business and within a day he had 8 different logos to choose from. I chose the logo I liked the most and he was able to work with me to change it and make it perfect. I couldn’t be happier with the results. I went ahead and had his team build me a website as well which will allow me to capture leads virtually. Would highly recommend his services. More...
Jordon McCauley
Working with TopBrand Altimeter was a very rewarding experience. I worked with Jeff & the process of gathering information and turning it into a logo & website went smooth. I will be working with Altimeter in the future as business booms. More...
Ali Abbas
Jeff Shaw has been very strong in his design and delivery in short time. He is not only good but very fast and prompt in his deliveries.
After working with 3 other companies, all my business designs and support has moved to his portfolio.
Keep up the good work.
Ali Abbas , California, USA
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Eric
Good communication and follow up.
Matt
Top Branding Altimeter helped me with some early iterations of my company logo. They were responsive with feedback requests and helped move the development process along with cost-effective service. :-)
Iza
Working with Jeff was a truly beautiful experience.
He did a great job with all the changes on my new look for the website and promoting my business page in FB and Instagram .
Jeff was easy to work with and even months later , I still reach out to him for some small help and jobs .
Highly recommend.
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What makes a great website?
There are many factors that contribute to making a great website, including:
Clear and user-friendly navigation: A great website should have a clear and easy-to-use navigation menu that allows users to quickly find what they're looking for.
Responsiveness: A great website should be designed to look and function well on all devices, including desktops, tablets, and smartphones.
Visual appeal: A great website should have an attractive and visually appealing design that catches the user's eye and makes them want to explore further.
Fast loading times: A great website should load quickly, as users are more likely to leave a site that takes too long to load.
Engaging content: A great website should have high-quality and engaging content that keeps users interested and encourages them to stay on the site.
Search engine optimization: A great website should be optimized for search engines so that it appears at the top of search results for relevant keywords.
Accessibility: A great website should be accessible to all users, including those with disabilities.
Security: A great website should be secure and protect user data and privacy.
Functionality: A great website should have all the necessary features and functionality that users need, such as contact forms, shopping carts, and social media integration.
Easy to maintain: A great website should be easy to maintain and update so that it can continue to meet the changing needs of its users.
What questions might you ask a client when starting a new project?
What is the purpose of your website?
Who is your target audience and what are their needs?
What are your goals for the website? (e.g. to generate leads, sell products, provide information, etc.)
Do you have any existing branding or design guidelines that need to be incorporated into the website?
What features and functionality do you need on your website? (e.g. contact forms, e-commerce capabilities, social media integration, etc.)
Do you have any specific design preferences or inspirations for the website?
What is your budget and timeline for the project?
What content (text, images, videos, etc.) do you currently have and what will you need to create for the website?
Who will be responsible for maintaining and updating the website after it is launched?
Do you have any competitors or websites that you admire and would like to use as inspiration?
Describe your creative process.
1) Research and Gathering Information
2) Brainstorming and Sketching
3) Drafting Concepts
4) Refining the Design
5) Presenting the Design
6) Delivering the Final Product
What information do you need from a client before you can start work?
1) Purpose and goals of the website
2) Target audience
3) Content
4) Functionality
5) Design preferences
6) Technical requirements
Logo Design
Website Development
Promotional Products
Social Media Marketing
Branding
